Our Values

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Reproductive Justice

A concept created by Black women and supported by women of color that holds as a fundamental human right for all folks to self-define their families, support them in healthy and loving ways, free from violence of all kinds. We honor the legacy of reproductive justice by centering people of color in our work.

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Collective Liberation

Our community supports itself and needs all its intersecting parts to be free. This is how to live into our dreams.

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Accessibility

We must build the support our community needs, and our spaces need to be shaped to hold our trans and gender non-conforming, dis- and differently abled, multi-language, neurodivergent, ill, queer, fabulous, and complicated bodies as gently as possible. Living into accessibility requires leveraging privilege, equitable resource (re)distribution, and reparations. We all deserve to be present.

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Flexibility & Growth

There is always room to be better to each other, and there is no one solution that will address all needs. Growth, which requires discomfort, and flexibility, which involves deep listening, are integral to address the needs of oppressed communities.

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Cute Do-It-Yourself Creativity

Our imagination shapes our efforts toward liberation. Our bodies crave (visual, tactile, sensual & joyful) pleasure. We owe it to ourselves to flex these skills!

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Self-Determination

All folks, especially those most affected by reproductive oppression, deserve to have autonomy over their lives, room to name their experiences as truth, and power to shape their communities.

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Redistribution & Economic Justice

Redistributing resources is at the core of our work as an abortion fund. We build organizational infrastructure that allows for increased resource sharing. We believe that all of us, and especially marginalized peoples, deserve an economy grounded in collective ownership, one that promotes abundance rather than scarcity.