Advocacy: PRCH in Your State
PRCH aims to create a savvy, committed network of pro-choice physician advocates in all 50 states, ready to provide state lawmakers with the medical perspective on reproductive health issues when the need arises.
PRCH physicians have been on the forefront of recent efforts to preserve comprehensive reproductive healthcare, helping to defeat the abortion ban ballot measure in South Dakota, as well as parental notification propositions in California and Oregon.
In addition, PRCH's Bay Area Community Organizing Project helps physicians preserve and advance reproductive healthcare in the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond.
Want more information on how you can take action? Sign up for our action alerts or contact prchpolicy@prch.org.
Advocacy Days
Advocacy days bring together PRCH physicians, medical students, and staff to lobby state governments on pending reproductive health legislation. Recent advocacy days have included sessions in Sacramento, California; Atlanta, Georgia; Albany, New York; and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
To receive information about how you can get involved in upcoming advocacy days, please sign up for our email alerts.
Photo: PRCH physicians meet with Georgia State Senator Nan Orrock (center)
Testimony
Physicians can influence the political process by providing written or oral testimony on specific legislation for committee hearings. PRCH staff will help you navigate the process and craft effective testimony. If you are interested in learning more, please contact us at prchpolicy@prch.org.
View recent examples of PRCH members' testimony.
Who We Are
PRCH is a doctor-led national advocacy organization. We use evidence-based medicine to promote sound
reproductive health policies. We believe
in reproductive choice for everyone.
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Choice Words
“Whether she aborts or doesn’t abort, she’s going to have a lot of regrets ... [I]t’s terribly important that this decision not be made by fat, middle-aged men sitting in their ivory tower.”
William K. Rashbaum, MD, from “In His Own Words”






