The NYCLU fights for reproductive health care for all New Yorkers. Reproductive justice in New York includes rights and access to everything from abortion to prenatal care, as well as addressing the full scope of New Yorkers’ lives — every issue that impacts them as they shape and care for their families. This can be particularly important people facing historical and ongoing reproductive oppression, namely Black women and other people of color, pregnant and parenting people, minors, and people in jails and prisons. Discrimination and lack of care has put these groups at greater risk of maternal and infant mortality, forced medical interventions such as C-sections or sterilization, family separation, and inadequate access to quality and comprehensive health and child care.
Reproductive Rights and Justice
New York Needs An Equal Rights Amendment
October 12, 2022
New York’s Post-Roe Abortion Plan
May 3, 2022
Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany v. Harris
February 25, 2022Amicus Brief: NY Boss Bill
August 25, 2021Pregnancy Care Center v. City of New York (Defending NYC law requiring PSCs to disclose scope of their services)
November 9, 2011
In re Rockefeller (Supporting transgender man's petition for name change)
July 31, 2007In re McCusker v. St. Rose of Lima Parish School, Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn
July 31, 2007Long Island Gynecological Services v. Murphy (Protecting an abortion clinic from anti-choice trespassers)
July 17, 2007
Legislative Memo on Hospital Transparency
January 26, 2023Legislative Memo on the Equal Rights Amendment
January 18, 2023Joint Memo on the Reproductive Freedom and Equity Program
May 25, 2022
The Latest

DAYS LEFT: Tell Lawmakers to Take These Six Actions
Sign-On Letter: Hospital Transparency
June 1, 2023NYCLU Responds to Texas Medication Abortion Decision
April 7, 2023An Early Look at US Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson
April 6, 2023
New York Must Lead: Pass the Reproductive Freedom & Equity Grant...
March 30, 2023
Protect Abortion Access for New Yorkers
