ACA Lawsuit The Trump-Pence administration continues to move forward with their effort to fully repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA) with the help of attorneys general across the country, including Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes. Their lawsuit would repeal the ACA without any backup plan or replacement. As Utah Health Policy Project pointed out, if

Calling all Ambassadors in Riverton! You may have read about Councilwoman McCay’s idea in the Salt Lake Tribune yesterday. In a surprise move, Riverton City Council will consider an anti-women’s health resolution at their meeting tonight. The resolution calls on Riverton City to affirm that they believe that “life begins at the moment of conception”

There were far too many bad bills for the Beehive during this past legislative session. Did you feel the same way? A legislative scorecard helps us reflect on how well each Utah legislator voted in line with our mission statement and the will of the people. This year, Planned Parenthood Action Council of Utah scored

Lawsuit Update: Last Thursday, federal Judge Clark Waddoups barred Utah from enforcing the Utah Legislature’s 18-week abortion ban while our lawsuit against the state moves forward. This means that access to safe, legal abortion in Utah will continue (for now). As our fearless leader Karrie Galloway said, “Every person deserves the right to decide whether

We are going to court to fight Utah’s new abortion ban On Wednesday, April 10, 2019, Planned Parenthood Association of Utah (PPAU) and the ACLU of Utah Federation (ACLU of Utah) filed a lawsuit to stop H.B. 136, a harmful law that bans abortion after 18 weeks. Despite public opposition, the Utah legislature passed this

From our VP of Public Policy, Heather Stringfellow: Last night the Utah Legislature wrapped its 45-day session. From where I sit, it was pretty much a bust. Far too many policy decisions were made behind closed (caucus) doors and our lawmakers made it clear they will ignore the voices of their constituents to advance their