Safe Abortion Action Fund

Safe Abortion Action Fund has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in May 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Safe Abortion Action Fund are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • Email • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, SafeAbortionActionFund has populated their site with: • BLOG: HERA opens new medical abortion clinic in North Macedonia • REGISTER FOR OUR NEWSLETTER • BLOG: Telemedicine abortion returns to Moldova • STORIES: CHI in Liberia • BLOG: Abortion is now available on request in Kyrgyzstan • BLOG: Indonesia’s new abortion law is still not good enough • BLOG: Abortion, Nationalism, and Women’s Autonomy in Armenia • BLOG: How Socorristas en Red are transforming abortion care in Argentina • STORIES: REDMYH in Mexico • BLOG: Defending abortion in Argentina in regressive times • BLOG: Zimbabwe is due to reform its abortion law • BLOG: How our grantee partners are coping with funding cuts and rising opposition • STORIES: Di Ramona in Mexico • BLOG: Abortion saves lives (in more ways than one) • UPDATE: New best practice resource on expanding abortion access • BLOG: Rwanda has expanded young people’s access to contraception • BLOG: Why I work on reproductive justice in Nigeria • BLOG: Pan-African Women’s Day Amid Reproductive Injustice • BLOG: Evaluation of SAAF's grant-making • UPDATE: New SAAF grantee partners • STORIES: Abortion rights advocacy in Malawi • BLOG: Abortion stigma is not natural • BLOG: Girls in Zimbabwe deserve access to safe abortion • BLOG: Reflections at 50: A journey of perseverance and hope • BLOG: We wish US politics didn’t have such a big impact on global abortion access, but it does • BLOG: Anti-abortion narratives in Bosnia and Herzegovina • BLOG: What images should we use to represent abortion? • Apply for SAAF funding • BLOG: Restricted abortion access is a form of gender-based violence • BLOG: What does a Trump presidency mean for global reproductive rights? • STORIES: ICRH-Mozambique • BLOG: Abortion in Türkiye: Legal but not available • BLOG: The power of global abortion rights solidarity • BLOG: How to support abortion storytellers • VACANCY: External evaluation consultancy • BLOG: Why we’re fighting to change the abortion law in Ecuador • BLOG: Improving abortion services in Kyrgyzstan • BLOG: Unsafe Abortions in Ugandan Schools • BLOG: Improving accessibility to abortion care for rape survivors in Cameroon • SAAF Annual Reports • BLOG: Transnistria embraces telemedicine abortion • STORIES: Tamtang in Thailand • LINKEDIN POST: CREA advocate for abortion access in India • BLOG: The voices of women and girls living in IDP camps in Nigeria • BLOG: Lesbian Day of Visibility and Abortion Access • BLOG: Female sex workers speak up for abortion rights in Uganda • BLOG: Trans Visibility and Access to Abortion • BLOG: The (feminist) joy of abortion work • BLOG: Georgia has introduced dangerous new restrictions to abortion access • BLOG: How accessible is abortion in Bosnia and Herzegovina? • BLOG: When abortion stigma intersects with LGBTQ+ stigma • BLOG: Empowering young advocates for safe abortion in Nepal • BLOG: The musings of a disability abortion doula in Kenya • BLOG: Feminist reproductive justice and the fight against gendered violence • BLOG: Can we make global meetings more ethical and impactful? • BLOG: Why we no longer ask grantee partners to ‘count’ abortions • BLOG: A mother's cry for help: we need safe, legal abortion in Sierra Leone • SAAF Annual report • BLOG: A Fund for Social Justice in Mexico • BLOG: Abortion in Mexico: legal, safe and free? • NEWS: Reclaiming safe abortion access in Haiti • BLOG: Bisexual women are more likely than heterosexual women to have abortions • BLOG: Colombia takes another step towards more accessible abortions • BLOG: Why we advocate for the right to access safe medical abortion in Nigeria • BLOG: New safe abortion app to be launched in the MENA region • SAAF end of year newsletter ✨ • BLOG: Indonesia's new criminal code strengthens right to abortion • BLOG: Abortion, sex and pleasure • BLOG: Abortion is legal but still inaccessible for young people in India • VACANCY: Board Member • BLOG: Speaking about abortion saves lives • BLOG: Making Unsafe Abortion History in Uganda • 2021 SAAF Annual Report • BLOG: What does the overturning of Roe V Wade mean for global abortion politics? • BLOG: Germany finally removed an unnecessary barrier to safe abortion • BLOG: Criminalisation of abortion in Kenya • RESEARCH: Abortion accessibility for rape survivors in Brazil • BLOG: Abortion in India during COVID lockdown • UPDATE: New WHO abortion guidelines • BLOG: Abortion is decriminalised in Colombia • PHOTO STORIES: Si Mujer, Colombia • BLOG: Becoming a peer educator gave me confidence • BLOG: Young women's lack of access to information on safe abortion in Zambia • NEWS: SAAF board member Dr T condemns US on abortion rights • Recruiting new SAAF board members • BLOG: How Mama Network is making safe abortion accessible in Sub Saharan Africa • SAAF Annual Report 2020 • BLOG: Agility in abortion care during the COVID-19 pandemic in Uganda • BLOG: ¿Podemos dejar de usar “madre” por defecto cuando hablamos de quienes van a abortar? • BLOG: 'Can we stop defaulting to ‘mother’ when talking about people seeking abortions?' • BLOG: 'Legal yet Stigmatised, Abortion Care in Nepal' • BLOG: 'My Hope to Save Lives Through Abortion Law Reform in Malawi' • BLOG: 'How to Protect and Respect the Reproductive Rights of LGBTI+ Individuals' • PHOTOS: Lady Mermaid's Bureau in Uganda • BLOG: 'Current Threats to Safe and Legal Abortion in South Africa' • MUSIC: WGNRR's album "Pasya" • PHOTOS: Stories from PFPPA in Palestine • BLOG: 'Fighting Unsafe Abortion and Abortion Stigma in Sierra Leone' • BLOG: 'The Abortion Law in Thailand is Being Improved, But It’s Not Enough' • PHOTOS: Stories from VODA in Uganda • BLOG: 'How We’re Improving Safe Abortion Access in Kyrgyzstan'