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Reproductive Freedom for All is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit advocacy organization headquartered in Washington, DC, founded in 1969 as the National Association for the Repeal of Abortion Laws (NARAL) and rebranded in 2022 to reflect an expanded mission beyond abortion to include contraception, paid parental leave, and pregnancy discrimination protections. It operates alongside two affiliated entities: Reproductive Freedom for All Foundation (a 501(c)(3) educational arm) and Reproductive Freedom for All PAC (a political action committee). The organization is funded entirely through individual donations and member contributions, with 4.5 million members as of 2026 supporting its advocacy and electoral activities.

The organization delivers a portfolio of interconnected products spanning electoral mobilization, public education, and direct member services. Core offerings include the My Body. My Ballot $23.5 million 2026 midterm electoral campaign, the My Body. My Pod. podcast, the Charley chatbot for anonymous abortion care resource navigation (using natural language processing), and several proprietary tracking tools covering anti-abortion judicial appointments, attacks on reproductive freedom under the Trump administration, Project 2025 implementation, and congressional voting records from 2016–2025. A voter tools suite provides registration checking, vote-by-mail requests, polling place lookup, and sample ballot viewing. Distribution runs through field organizing, digital channels (six social platforms, email, SMS), earned media, and in-person events such as the annual Activist Summit and Week of Action.

The go-to-market motion is community-led, centered on grassroots organizing and voter mobilization across 25+ states to elect "reproductive freedom champions." GTM levers include candidate endorsements, a $23.5 million My Body. My Ballot mobilization program, ballot measure advocacy, and direct voter contact through phone banking, canvassing, and peer-to-peer digital organizing. The primary customer segment is pro-reproductive-freedom voters and members engaged through grassroots organizing, volunteer elections teams, and action alerts on threats to abortion, contraception, IVF, and paid family leave.

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Reproductive Freedom for All is a Washington, DC-based 501(c)(4) nonprofit advocacy organization, founded in 1969, that mobilizes 4.5 million members through electoral campaigns, policy advocacy, and member tools to protect abortion access, contraception, and paid family leave across 25+ U.S. states.

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reproductive rights advocacy, electoral mobilization, voter education, political action committee, nonprofit advocacy
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1Civil Liberties & Constitutional Rights Advocacy
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2Democracy, Voting Rights & Civic Participation Advocacy
CodeBPAGAFAJPrimaryNo
3Human Rights & Anti-Discrimination Organizations
CodeBPAGAFABPrimaryNo
4Electoral Support & Election Observation
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  • Social Advocacy Organizations8133
  • Political Organizations813940
  • Other Social Advocacy Organizations813319
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Reproductive Rights Advocacy
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The organization collects contributions from individual donors and members via online credit card transactions, mail, and other giving methods. Donors may receive periodic fundraising communications and can opt into mobile messaging programs. The organization also purchases mailing lists and exchanges email names within its sister organizations (Reproductive Freedom for All Foundation and Reproductive Freedom for All PAC) to the extent permitted by law.

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Reproductive Freedom for All is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit advocacy organization that mobilizes its 4.5 million members to protect and expand reproductive rights — including abortion, contraception, paid family leave, IVF, and protection from pregnancy discrimination — through electoral endorsements, voter mobilization, policy advocacy, and member-driven organizing. It runs the $23.5 million My Body. My Ballot. 2026 electoral campaign, candidate endorsement programs across roughly 26 jurisdictions, and operates multiple public-facing tools (Charley chatbot, anti-abortion judge tracker, congressional voting record, voter engagement suite).

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Reproductive Freedom for All (formerly NARAL Pro-Choice America) is an abortion rights advocacy organization that operates as a platform offering multiple interconnected products and services. The core offerings include the My Body. My Ballot Campaign ($23.5 million electoral mobilization program for 2026 midterms), the My Body. My Pod. Podcast, Charley Chatbot for abortion resource assistance, and various tracking tools (Anti-Abortion Judges Tracker, Attacks on Reproductive Freedom Tracker, Congressional Record on Reproductive Freedom). Additionally, the organization provides a Voter Tools Suite for voter engagement. These products work together to advance the organization's mission of protecting and expanding reproductive freedom through advocacy, electoral mobilization, and public education.

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1My Body. My Ballot. Campaign
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A $23.5 million nationwide electoral mobilization program designed to mobilize voters and elect reproductive freedom champions up and down the ballot in the 2026 midterm elections, connecting supporters with volunteer opportunities, voter education resources, organizing events, and direct actions.

2My Body. My Pod. Podcast
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A reproductive freedom podcast hosted by Reproductive Freedom for All's President and CEO, featuring interviews with leaders, changemakers, and advocates discussing reproductive freedom, health justice, and reproductive equity; distributed on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify.

3Charley Chatbot
CategoryResource Navigation Tool
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An anonymous and secure NLP-powered chatbot that helps users find abortion care resources by providing conversational assistance for those seeking information about accessing abortion services.

4Anti-Abortion Judges Tracker
CategoryAdvocacy Tracking Tool
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A tracking resource that monitors and documents federal judges appointed by Donald Trump who have records opposing reproductive freedom, including their positions on abortion, emergency care, contraception, and IVF.

5Attacks on Reproductive Freedom Tracker
CategoryAdvocacy Tracking Tool
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A rolling timeline tracking attacks on abortion, birth control, fertility, and other reproductive health care under Trump's second term, documenting actions by agencies, Congress, and courts.

6Congressional Record on Reproductive Freedom
CategoryAdvocacy Tracking Tool
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A tracking tool that documents how federal lawmakers vote on key legislation impacting abortion rights and birth control from 2016 through 2025, providing annual scorecards for legislators.

7Voter Tools Suite
CategoryVoter Engagement Tools
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A suite of voter engagement tools including voter registration checking, vote-by-mail requests, election reminders, polling place finder, and sample ballot viewing to help voters participate in elections.

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Reproductive Freedom for All

Reproductive Rights Advocacyreproductivefreedomforall.org

Reproductive Freedom for All is a Washington, DC-based 501(c)(4) nonprofit advocacy organization, founded in 1969, that mobilizes 4.5 million members through electoral campaigns, policy advocacy, and member tools to protect abortion access, contraception, and paid family leave across 25+ U.S. states.

What Reproductive Freedom for All does

Reproductive Freedom for All is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit advocacy organization headquartered in Washington, DC, founded in 1969 as the National Association for the Repeal of Abortion Laws (NARAL) and rebranded in 2022 to reflect an expanded mission beyond abortion to include contraception, paid parental leave, and pregnancy discrimination protections. It operates alongside two affiliated entities: Reproductive Freedom for All Foundation (a 501(c)(3) educational arm) and Reproductive Freedom for All PAC (a political action committee). The organization is funded entirely through individual donations and member contributions, with 4.5 million members as of 2026 supporting its advocacy and electoral activities.

The organization delivers a portfolio of interconnected products spanning electoral mobilization, public education, and direct member services. Core offerings include the My Body. My Ballot $23.5 million 2026 midterm electoral campaign, the My Body. My Pod. podcast, the Charley chatbot for anonymous abortion care resource navigation (using natural language processing), and several proprietary tracking tools covering anti-abortion judicial appointments, attacks on reproductive freedom under the Trump administration, Project 2025 implementation, and congressional voting records from 2016–2025. A voter tools suite provides registration checking, vote-by-mail requests, polling place lookup, and sample ballot viewing. Distribution runs through field organizing, digital channels (six social platforms, email, SMS), earned media, and in-person events such as the annual Activist Summit and Week of Action.

The go-to-market motion is community-led, centered on grassroots organizing and voter mobilization across 25+ states to elect "reproductive freedom champions." GTM levers include candidate endorsements, a $23.5 million My Body. My Ballot mobilization program, ballot measure advocacy, and direct voter contact through phone banking, canvassing, and peer-to-peer digital organizing. The primary customer segment is pro-reproductive-freedom voters and members engaged through grassroots organizing, volunteer elections teams, and action alerts on threats to abortion, contraception, IVF, and paid family leave.

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Reproductive Freedom for All
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Reproductive Freedom for All
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Founded year
1969
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Short description
Reproductive Freedom for All is a Washington, DC-based 501(c)(4) nonprofit advocacy organization, founded in 1969, that mobilizes 4.5 million members through electoral campaigns, policy advocacy, and member tools to protect abortion access, contraception, and paid family leave across 25+ U.S. states.
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Reproductive Rights Advocacy
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Social Advocacy Organizations (8133), Political Organizations (813940), Other Social Advocacy Organizations (813319)
akta.pro primary industry
Civil Liberties & Constitutional Rights Advocacy (BPAGAFAA)
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Democracy, Voting Rights & Civic Participation Advocacy (BPAGAFAJ), Human Rights & Anti-Discrimination Organizations (BPAGAFAB), Electoral Support & Election Observation (BPADAGAA)

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  • Reproductive rights advocacy
  • Electoral mobilization
  • Voter education
  • Political action committee
  • Nonprofit advocacy

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  1. Individual Donations and Membership Contributions: The organization collects contributions from individual donors and members via online credit card transactions, mail, and other giving methods. Donors may receive periodic fundraising communications and can opt into mobile messaging programs. The organization also purchases mailing lists and exchanges email names within its sister organizations (Reproductive Freedom for All Foundation and Reproductive Freedom for All PAC) to the extent permitted by law.

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Reproductive Freedom for All product offering

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Core offering

Reproductive Freedom for All is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit advocacy organization that mobilizes its 4.5 million members to protect and expand reproductive rights — including abortion, contraception, paid family leave, IVF, and protection from pregnancy discrimination — through electoral endorsements, voter mobilization, policy advocacy, and member-driven organizing. It runs the $23.5 million My Body. My Ballot. 2026 electoral campaign, candidate endorsement programs across roughly 26 jurisdictions, and operates multiple public-facing tools (Charley chatbot, anti-abortion judge tracker, congressional voting record, voter engagement suite).

Product overview

Reproductive Freedom for All (formerly NARAL Pro-Choice America) is an abortion rights advocacy organization that operates as a platform offering multiple interconnected products and services. The core offerings include the My Body. My Ballot Campaign ($23.5 million electoral mobilization program for 2026 midterms), the My Body. My Pod. Podcast, Charley Chatbot for abortion resource assistance, and various tracking tools (Anti-Abortion Judges Tracker, Attacks on Reproductive Freedom Tracker, Congressional Record on Reproductive Freedom). Additionally, the organization provides a Voter Tools Suite for voter engagement. These products work together to advance the organization's mission of protecting and expanding reproductive freedom through advocacy, electoral mobilization, and public education.

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  • My Body. My Ballot. Campaign A $23.5 million nationwide electoral mobilization program designed to mobilize voters and elect reproductive freedom champions up and down the ballot in the 2026 midterm elections, connecting supporters with volunteer opportunities, voter education resources, organizing events, and direct actions.
  • My Body. My Pod. Podcast A reproductive freedom podcast hosted by Reproductive Freedom for All's President and CEO, featuring interviews with leaders, changemakers, and advocates discussing reproductive freedom, health justice, and reproductive equity; distributed on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify.
  • Charley Chatbot An anonymous and secure NLP-powered chatbot that helps users find abortion care resources by providing conversational assistance for those seeking information about accessing abortion services.
  • Anti-Abortion Judges Tracker A tracking resource that monitors and documents federal judges appointed by Donald Trump who have records opposing reproductive freedom, including their positions on abortion, emergency care, contraception, and IVF.
  • Attacks on Reproductive Freedom Tracker A rolling timeline tracking attacks on abortion, birth control, fertility, and other reproductive health care under Trump's second term, documenting actions by agencies, Congress, and courts.
  • Congressional Record on Reproductive Freedom A tracking tool that documents how federal lawmakers vote on key legislation impacting abortion rights and birth control from 2016 through 2025, providing annual scorecards for legislators.
  • Voter Tools Suite A suite of voter engagement tools including voter registration checking, vote-by-mail requests, election reminders, polling place finder, and sample ballot viewing to help voters participate in elections.

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Frequently asked questions about Reproductive Freedom for All

What does Reproductive Freedom for All do?

Reproductive Freedom for All is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit advocacy organization that mobilizes its 4.5 million members to protect and expand reproductive rights — including abortion, contraception, paid family leave, IVF, and protection from pregnancy discrimination — through electoral endorsements, voter mobilization, policy advocacy, and member-driven organizing. It runs the $23.5 million My Body. My Ballot. 2026 electoral campaign, candidate endorsement programs across roughly 26 jurisdictions, and operates multiple public-facing tools (Charley chatbot, anti-abortion judge tracker, congressional voting record, voter engagement suite).

Is Reproductive Freedom for All a public or private company?

Reproductive Freedom for All is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Reproductive Freedom for All founded?

Reproductive Freedom for All was founded in 1969. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is Reproductive Freedom for All based?

Reproductive Freedom for All is headquartered in Washington, United States, in the North America region.

How does Reproductive Freedom for All make money?

One revenue line is on record: individual Donations and Membership Contributions.

Does Reproductive Freedom for All have an API?

No public API is recorded for Reproductive Freedom for All.

What industry is Reproductive Freedom for All in?

Reproductive Freedom for All's product category is Reproductive Rights Advocacy. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGAFAA, Civil Liberties & Constitutional Rights Advocacy, with a secondary code of BPAGAFAJ, Democracy, Voting Rights & Civic Participation Advocacy. Its NAICS code is 8133.

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YahooWhitmer, advocates discuss constitutional convention ‘risks’ for reproductive healthGov. Gretchen Whitmer is expected to join health and legal advocates in a discussion on how a constitutional convention could affect reproductive rights in Michigan. The event, set for 3 p.m., will feature representatives from the ACLU of Michigan, Planned Parenthood Advocates of Michigan, and Reproductive Freedom For All.ThehillCollins’s Kavanaugh vote becomes key weapon for opponentsMaine Democratic Senate nominee Troy Jackson released an ad attacking Sen. Susan Collins for voting to confirm Justice Brett Kavanaugh, arguing it paved the way for overturning Roe v. Wade. Reproductive Freedom for All and Planned Parenthood Action Fund endorsed Jackson, launching a $250,000 direct-mail campaign. Collins's team defends her pro-choice record, citing her votes for Democratic justices.ReproductivefreedomforallReproductive Freedom for All Celebrates Jocelyn Benson’s Selection of Winnie Brinks as Running Mate for Lieutenant GovernorMichigan gubernatorial candidate Jocelyn Benson announced Michigan Senate Majority Leader Winnie Brinks as her running mate for lieutenant governor. The announcement highlights Brinks' legislative record in repealing the state's abortion ban and passing the Reproductive Health Act, positioning the ticket against Republican nominees John James and Jay DeBoyer. Reproductive Freedom for All endorsed the selection, framing the election as a critical contest over reproductive rights.HuffPostTrump’s New CDC Head Said ‘Abortion Surveillance’ Will Be A Critical FocusDr. Erica Schwartz was confirmed as the new director of the CDC by the Senate on Wednesday in a 51-44 vote, becoming the first permanent director in nearly a year and the first Black woman to lead the agency. During her confirmation hearing, Schwartz stated that 'abortion surveillance is absolutely a critical component' of the CDC's work and suggested some states may be improperly classifying abortions under emergency services, despite no evidence supporting this claim. Critics including Reproductive Freedom for All condemned the confirmation as cementing an 'anti-abortion agenda' at the CDC rather than focusing on the agency's core public health mission.ReproductivefreedomforallReproductive Freedom for All Condemns FDA for Moving Ahead with Sham Review of MifepristoneReproductive Freedom for All, an abortion rights advocacy organization, issued a statement on June 5, 2026 condemning the FDA's new leadership for rushing through what the group calls a politically motivated review of the abortion medication mifepristone ahead of midterm elections. Acting FDA Commissioner Kyle Diamantas reportedly prioritized accelerating the mifepristone review and contacted anti-abortion groups within hours of his appointment, with an interim report potentially due by July. The review comes as the Supreme Court maintained a temporary stay in Louisiana v. FDA, preserving mifepristone access while litigation continues in lower courts.ReproductivefreedomforallReproductive Freedom for All Condemns Fifth Circuit Decision Gutting Telehealth Access to Mifepristone NationwideThe United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit upheld restrictions on mifepristone, effectively banning mail delivery and pharmacy distribution nationwide and requiring patients to obtain the medication in person at clinics, hospitals, or medical offices. This ruling overrides state laws in states where abortion remains legal and disproportionately impacts people in states with abortion bans, rural areas, low-income communities, and communities of color. The case will now be appealed to the Supreme Court, with Reproductive Freedom for All vowing to continue fighting for access.ThehillEconomic woes impact voters' reproductive decisionsA new research report from Reproductive Freedom for All and Impact Research found that 82 percent of American voters say raising children has become more difficult financially compared to five to ten years ago, with nearly three in four identifying their personal financial situation as a major factor in reproductive decisions. The research also found that women in battleground states are connecting economic pressures, the cost of living, and reproductive healthcare access when making family planning decisions. The authors argue that states with abortion bans are costing the national economy over $64 billion annually, and they criticize the Trump administration for simultaneously calling for increased births while cutting healthcare, childcare, and economic support programs.NrccKristen McDonald Rivet Funded by Defund Police Groups, Embraces Anti-Law Enforcement AgendaThe article alleges that US Representative Kristen McDonald Rivet has received funding from organizations associated with the 'defund the police' movement and endorsed groups opposing law enforcement. It cites specific donations, such as a $21,000 contribution to a PAC linked to George Soros, and endorsements from Planned Parenthood and Reproductive Freedom for All. The piece frames these actions as part of an anti-law enforcement agenda contrary to the interests of Michiganders.AxiosMills picks up abortion rights endorsements in heated Maine Senate primaryReproductive Freedom for All, formerly known as NARAL, has endorsed Maine Governor Janet Mills in the Democratic Senate primary contest against progressive candidate Graham Platner, marking the second major abortion-rights organization to back her in the race. The endorsement is part of the group's first slate of 2026 Senate picks that also includes Roy Cooper in North Carolina, Sherrod Brown in Ohio, and Chris Pappas in New Hampshire. EMILYs List has separately characterized Platner as a political liability based on internal polling that highlighted his controversial Reddit comments about sexual assault victims.AxiosReproductive rights and paid leave advocates are teaming upPaid leave and reproductive rights advocates are launching a joint campaign, including paid and earned media and voter outreach. The coalition, including Paid Leave for All Action and Reproductive Freedom for All, is spending $500,000 on ads, including one on Harris' biography. The campaign argues both issues are on the ballot.