| Local Resources: |
| ACLU of Northern California |
| Founded in 1934 and based out of San Francisco, this affiliate to ACLU National is now at the forefront of every civil liberties battle in California. |
| ACLU of San Diego |
| Fighting to defend civil liberties in San Diego and Imperial Counties. |
| ACLU of Southern California |
| This is the oldest and largest ACLU affiliate in the nation, founded in 1923 by Upton Sinclair. |
| CA Catholics for Free Choice |
| A community of faithful women and men who believe in the primacy of conscience and who work for social justice in the reproductive arena. |
| The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, District IX |
| An organization, comprised of the nation's leading group of professionals providing health care for women, dedicated to enhancing its members' ability to promote women's health through education, advocacy, practice, and research. |
| Women's Health Specialists |
| Through personalized and non-judgmental support, education, self-help, and services, this health clinic empowers women to make the best health care decisions for themselves. There are clinics located throughout northern California including: Chico, Redding, Sacramento, and Santa Rosa. |
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| National Resources: |
| ACCESS/Women's Health Rights Coalition |
| Provides direct services, community education, and policy advocacy so all women can act on their reproductive and sexual decisions. |
| ACLU Reproductive Rights Project |
| The first national organization to argue for abortion rights before the Supreme Court, and the principal defender of those rights since 1973. |
| Abortion Access Project |
| Offers organizing materials, action alerts, and information on issues related to increasing and improving access to abortion services. |
| Abortion Clinics Online |
A directory service comprised of websites for over 400 providers of abortion services and other reproductive healthcare. This directory includes private physician's offices, state licensed abortion clinics, private abortion clinics, and hospital abortion services. Abortion clinics listed are in 40 states as well as international countries. |
| Alan Guttmacher Institute |
| A nonprofit organization focused on sexual and reproductive health research, policy analysis and public education. |
| Catholics for a Free Choice |
| The website includes a large section for youth and links to articles and publications. |
| Choice USA |
| Founded by Gloria Steinem and other feminist leaders to provide students and young activists with the tools they need to organize, network, and exchange ideas to build a youth-centered pro-choice agenda and mobilize communities for reproductive freedom. |
| Feministcampus.org |
| The World's Largest Pro-Choice Student Network. |
| Medical Students for Choice |
| Working to destigmatize abortion provision among medical students and to persuade medical schools to include abortion as a part of the reproductive health services curriculum. |
| NOW's Reproductive Issues Page |
| Articles, actions, and fact sheets from the National Organization for Women. |
| National Abortion Federation |
| The voice of abortion providers. |
| National Network of Abortion Funds |
| Dedicated to helping women break down financial barriers to abortion. |
| Othmer Institute |
| At the Planned Parenthood in New York City, the Institute promotes the advancement of reproductive freedom and healthy sexuality through innovative programs and ideas. |
| Physicians for Reproductive Choice and Health |
| The voice of the Pro-Choice Physician. |
| Planned Parenthood Federation of America |
| Network of affiliated health centers across the country which provide reproductive health services such as contraception, STD and STI testing, and sexuality education. |
| Punk Voter |
| A coalition of punk bands, musicians, and record labels, built to educate, register and mobilize progressive voters. |
| The Feminist Majority Foundation |
Engages in various programs focusing on advancing the legal, social, and political equality of women with men, including research and public policy development, public education programs, grassroots organizing projects, leadership training and development programs, as well as forums on issues of women's equality and empowerment. |
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