In an opinion piece for Minn Post, Whole Woman’s Health founder and CEO, Amy Hagstrom Miller discusses the adversities that Whole Woman’s Health of the Twin Cities has faced and overcome, including the barriers to accessing abortion in Minnesota, protesters, moving to Bloomington and the state of abortion care during a pandemic. “Whole Woman’s Health …
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This is so surreal. In this very moment I have so many emotions. I have been very anxious about coming back here. Thank you for the warm welcome. Your energy fuels both my disdain and my persistence for the fact that we should not be here again! My name is Amy Hagstrom Miller, and I am …
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A procedural change could force individuals to take on costly and difficult legal battles. In a Mother Jones article, a discussion of what the battle might look like for patients. Amy Hagstrom Miller, the founder and CEO of Whole Woman’s Health, which runs eight abortion clinics across the country, has firsthand experience leading the legal fight …
Read moreThe Supreme Court Could Place an Impossible Burden on Women Fighting for Abortion Rights
47 years of safe, legal abortion. And we have so far yet to go to ensure that quality abortion care is accessible to all people regardless of where they live or the many barriers they may face. All of us at Whole Woman’s Health and Whole Woman’s Health Alliance are committed to making the reality …