When news about reproductive freedom breaks, Reproductive Freedom for All is there—using our platform to expose extremism and its harms, informing people about the real state of reproductive freedom across the country, and mobilizing them to action.
We’re working with influencers and other recognized content creators in lifestyle, parenting, wellness, and culture spaces to reach audiences who don’t typically consume political content—empowering them to increase awareness and help their audiences, especially the rising generation of younger voters, understand the ongoing impact of attacks on reproductive freedom.
Mini Timmaraju joined podcasts including How to Change the World, and The Great Battlefield Podcast, and participated in several Substack Live events, including one with writer and activist Jessica Valenti—one of the most influential voices on gender and politics—to talk about mifepristone.
In 2025, we significantly expanded our social media reach, growing our overall audience by 256%. That growth means more people engaging with our educational content, more supporters we can mobilize to take action, and more opportunities to recruit members and volunteers.
We are building communities of volunteers to share personal stories about reproductive freedom and abortion, affirming their lived experience and moving people to action. We know that when we share personal experiences about abortion access and why we fight for reproductive freedom, we help others understand what’s at stake and why it’s so important to act now.
We’re using strategic messaging and education tools to engage the press while amplifying the voices of movement leaders like Mini Timmaraju—ensuring our messages reach and resonate with the public.
In 2025, Reproductive Freedom for All was featured in over 30 MSNBC TV segments, and we had multiple op-eds published in outlets across the country.
We’re shaping the conversation about medication abortion and educating people about what mifepristone is—and what the latest threats mean for access—through the media and our in-depth explainer on the real facts around mifepristone. The New York Times Editorial Board shared an opinion piece on mifepristone after meeting with Mini Timmaraju and other leaders in our movement.
"Pregnancy put Tierra's life at risk. She saw 90 doctors. Not one offered an abortion."
"Protecting reproductive freedom is in the hands of Nevada voters"
"‘Tap Someone In’: Mini Timmaraju on Mentorship, Motherhood and Mobilizing Indian American Women"
"Ga. anti-abortion laws were designed to hurt Black women like Adriana Smith"
In a moment that demands bold conversations and honest storytelling, Reproductive Freedom for All launched My Body. My Pod.—a YouTube series and podcast hosted by President and CEO Mini Timmaraju that features political leaders, advocates, and storytellers on the frontlines of the fight for reproductive freedom.
Guests so far include Gov. JB Pritzker (D-IL), Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ), abortion storyteller Riata Little Walker, pollster Molly Murphy, journalist Katie Phang, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI), Rep. Sarah McBride (D-DE), and political leader, author, and advocate Stacey Abrams.
Listen to My Body. My Pod. wherever you get your podcasts, and stay tuned for a stacked roster of changemakers in 2026.
