It has been two years since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, opening the floodgates for a slew of cruel abortion bans to follow. After the ruling, there was immediate outrage and an outpouring of donations to services that help patients access abortion care across the country. Politicians vowed to fight back and thousands of corporations signed onto statements of support for abortion access and pledged to cover travel expenses for their employees to access care. But two years later, we are facing an abortion access crisis—and we need those who made sweeping commitments to make good on their promises to help people access abortions now and in the future.
Today, over 21 million women of reproductive age live in states where abortion is banned and nearly one in five must travel—often hundreds of miles—to get care.
