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Many people of faith struggle to communicate our beliefs about abortion and our faith because of the binary way that it is discussed in the political arena. However, the majority of us believe that abortion should be legal in at least some circumstances. Seventy percent of Georgians support access to legal abortion, and people of faith from across our diverse traditions are among the 70% of Georgians who support access to safe and legal abortion care. 

Join people of faith from across Georgia in calling on our state legislature to pass a Georgia Reproductive Freedom Act that affirms the right to decide whether to have an abortion or continue our pregnancy, protects people from being investigated and jailed for the outcomes of our pregnancies, and makes abortion access real and equitable for all Georgians.

Add your name to our sign-on and call on the Georgia House of Representatives to act! 

"Dear Georgia House of Representatives, 

Everyone has the right to decide if they will carry a pregnancy to term or have an abortion. That decision should be met with support and resources, never barriers or shame. Abortion should be easy to access, no matter how much money you make, where you live, or your age, race, immigration status, or gender identity.

With Roe v. Wade overturned, our right to abortion care is in the hands of the Georgia legislature. Georgia currently has dozens of medically unjustified laws that restrict abortion access -- including, of course, HB 481, which took effect on July 21st, 2022, and which forbids most abortions after about 6 weeks' gestation (the time when "fetal cardiac activity" is present).

Georgians deserve better, and our state lawmakers CAN do better. The Georgia General Assembly can pass a new law to repeal the bans that stand between us and our care. We want a Georgia Reproductive Freedom Act that affirms the right to decide whether to have an abortion or continue our pregnancy; protects us from being investigated and jailed for the outcomes of our pregnancies; and makes abortion access real and equitable for all Georgians. 70% of Georgians support access to legal abortion, and I'm one of them."