Nov 6Movements are when people keep showing up after the confetti is swept away.The most important day isn't always the election, but every day after. What will you do in the time between voting? How will you organize your neighbors to support abortion access? What grassroots collectives are building community power around you, and how can you support them? Have you held a fundraiser for your local abortion fund or volunteered with them? Reproductive justice is counting on us to continue showing up, to keep transforming the energy and excitement of moments into long term movements. So... How are you tapping in?Impact
ARC SoutheastImpactin 6 numbers- 2025over5,400callers supported
- 2025600free emergency contraception kits distributed
- 2025$28,000in basic needs relief distributed
- 202510guaranteed income grants launched
- first half of 20252,487Healthline calls in six months
- 202594callers joined peer support
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Nov 6Movements are when people keep showing up after the confetti is swept away.The most important day isn't always the election, but every day after. What will you do in the time between voting? How will you organize your neighbors to support abortion access? What grassroots collectives are building community power around you, and how can you support them? Have you held a fundraiser for your local abortion fund or volunteered with them? Reproductive justice is counting on us to continue showing up, to keep transforming the energy and excitement of moments into long term movements. So... How are you tapping in?
We make this announcement with a heavy heart…♥ 1K · Jun 1
Today we remember the lives lost on May 13, 1985…♥ 648 · May 13
We’re so thankful to our Plan B outpost @fincatofilter/@sidesaddlewine's space…♥ 455 · Jun 17
When James Baldwin said "The children are always ours…♥ 426 · Jul 15
We will have our volunteer orientation on May 9th, 2026 from 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM.♥ 229 · Apr 21
This week we are highlighting freedom fighters from the Pride archive…♥ 215 · Jun 22

We make this announcement with a heavy heart…
♥ 1K · Jun 1

Today we remember the lives lost on May 13, 1985…
♥ 648 · May 13

We’re so thankful to our Plan B outpost @fincatofilter/@sidesaddlewine's space…
♥ 455 · Jun 17

When James Baldwin said "The children are always ours…
♥ 426 · Jul 15

We will have our volunteer orientation on May 9th, 2026 from 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM.
♥ 229 · Apr 21

This week we are highlighting freedom fighters from the Pride archive…
♥ 215 · Jun 22
Sow.Now.What (SNW)Sow.Now.What. is a monthly peer-to-peer support group for ARC-Southeast callers. It’s a confidential and safe space for community members to discuss their abortion experiences and connect with others.
MonARCh Volunteer NetworkOur MonARCh Volunteers are community members who are dedicated to making abortion access a reality for all through their direct service, time, and labor.
Plan B: SoutheastPlan B: Southeast is a program addressing barriers to care, by providing free emergency contraception across our Southeast region.
Southern Synergy: The PodcastDiscussing all things reproductive justice, abortion access, and Southern Synergy, this podcast is for those who want to peel back the layers of reproductive oppression and liberation in the South.
Safe & Sustained FundGuided by the principles of Reproductive Justice, this fund aims to support Southerners in their pursuit of safe and sustainable community, for themselves and their families.

Movements are when people keep showing up after the confetti is swept away.
Nov 6

Witch better have my rights!
Oct 30168 likes

Last week we gathered for an in-depth discussion on our 2026 Mid-Year Report.
Sep 1677 likes

We want to thank everyone that attended our doula mixer.
Sep 361 likes

For Black Breastfeeding Week we want to give a special shout out to the Obsidian Milk Collective (OMC).
Aug 3151 likes

Tell us in the comments - What was the last thing you dedicated your full attention to studying?
Aug 31179 likes

Today on Trans Flag Day, we call on our fellow RJ advocates to reflect beyond Pride.
Aug 1987 likes

We're sharing ARC-Southeast's 2026 mid-year report because transparency is part of how we practice community…
Aug 1948 likes

Medical neglect is not a side effect of prisons.
Aug 18108 likes
MonARCh Reflections From Abortion Access Now's Eastern Regional Training5 min read · Sep 2
After Pride Month, Where Do You All Go? A Call to Action for RJ Advocates7 min read · Aug 18
What Has 2026 Meant So Far in the Fight for Southern Reproductive Liberation?3 min read · Aug 16
ARC-Southeast 2025 Impact Report: A Decade of Abortion Access & Reproductive Justice in the South4 min read · Jan 29
2025 proved being in community together is our power | ARC-Southeast 2025 Healthline Reflections7 min read · Dec 18, 2025
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We provide funding and logistical support to ensure Southerners receive safe and compassionate reproductive care including abortion services. Through education and leadership development, we build power in communities of color to abolish stigma and restore dignity and justice.
We envision a world where all Southerners have full access to care and support around their reproductive health decisions without biases or barriers.
The South operates as the heart of political unrest in the United States. This is because of the long legacy of both resistance and oppression across the region. The ‘Black Belt South’ has a long and complex history that has shaped the area into the region with the most restrictive abortion bans in the nation, a reproductive health desert. For this reason, we provide services and support to the Southeast regardless of one’s race, religion, or creed.
At the center of our values is a firm belief in autonomy and self-determination: your right to make decisions about your body, your care, and your future without interference from external influences. We act out of radical love, meaning we are intentional about everything we do and work without judgment.
We uplift our community by remaining steadfast in our values. These values are the result of a collaborative process among our staff, tapping into our collective struggle for a Southeast that is liberated from reproductive oppression, bodily control, and unjust marginalization.
