Author: Rebecca L. Root

In the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, nonprofits advocating for sexual and reproductive health face unprecedented challenges. Organizations like the Center for Reproductive Rights have been filing lawsuits on behalf of women denied abortion care, while others like The Afiya Center and the Lilith Fund have taken legal action to protect access to abortion out of state. However, many nonprofits are constrained by funding restrictions imposed by government agencies and philanthropic organizations. These restrictions hinder their ability to fight against anti-choice legislation and engage in advocacy work. With the upcoming presidential election…