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Dear Friend,

Today is World Contraception Day—a reminder that birth control changes lives. It empowers people everywhere to decide if, when, and under what circumstances to get pregnant and have a child. It helps people manage health conditions and take charge of their reproductive well-being. It opens the door to pursuing education, advancing careers, and achieving financial security.

But despite all that access makes possible, contraception is still out of reach for far too many. Barriers to access, and attacks on critical funding mean millions can’t get the care they deserve.
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At Power to Decide, we’re not backing down. Together with our supporters, we’re:
* Equipping people with Bedsider’s trusted tools so they can find a birth control method that’s right for them.
* Giving health care providers the resources they need to support their patients with Bedsider Providers.
* Working at the state and federal level to protect and expand access to contraception with our focused policy agenda.
* Fighting back against the rampant health misinformation by providing accurate and resonant information across social and digital platforms.

There is still so much work ahead. Access is under attack, misinformation is rampant, but your support powers the fight.
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On this World Contraception Day, we need you to stand with us. Together, we can ensure no one is left to navigate their sexual and reproductive health alone. Will you make a gift today?

With gratitude,

Rachel Fey

Vice President, Policy & Strategic Partnerships

P.S. Mark your calendar for Wednesday, November 12th. We’ll celebrate Thanks, Birth Control Day ([link removed]) , our annual campaign that continues the appreciation of what birth control makes possible. We hope you’ll join us.
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