The Pro-Voice Project

overhead picture of a person journalling with the quote: "And I refuse to be afraid to tell my story any longer. I am not a hypothetical. I am not a murderer. I am not a slut (or maybe I am but how is that your business). I will no longer be silent, because my silence will not protect me or my children." Signed, an Abortion storyteller

Next Wednesday in Boise: our guided writing workshop designed to explore personal stories of reproductive choice. Please join us! It's free and all ages. More info and sign up at the link. No sharing or writing experience required
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if you live in idaho you should be prodding your most responsible friend to run for office, like right now — filing window ends tomorrow

Bodily autonomy is the underpinning of freedom. No bodily autonomy, no freedom.

They won't start with banning birth control. First they'll lie about it. Then dictate who can prescribe it, use it, fund it, in what forms, and for how long. Suddenly, your doctor won't call you back. I know this is what they'll do because it's what they're doing to transgender healthcare right now.

Black background with a faded picture of the House chamber empty seats. Words in white lettering over the top of it says "The ACLU of Idaho condemns the disrespectful actions from lawmakers in the House Business Committee today. During a public hearing on an anti-immigrant bill, a man in brownface testified using a racist mockery of Latines in Idaho. Lawmakers allowed him to testify, and some even laughed along with him. No matter your politics, this is racist and absolutely unacceptable behavior from our elected officials."

Black background with a faded picture of the House chamber empty seats. Words in white lettering over the top of it says "Our elected officials should be leading public forums with civility and respect, not hate. We will be sharing a full statement addressing this deplorable incident tomorrow. But make no mistake. We demand respect for all Latine Idahoans, especially from people in positions of authority. Especially when Latines live in fear of being terrorized because of their skin or accent."

Unacceptable. Point blank, period.

Help Ashley (our Boise organizer) out--don't wait until the last minute 🙏🙏🙏

A graphic knockoff of Treefort's branding. Green patterned background with banners in the foreground. An orange PVP logo replaces Treefort's and text on a yellow flag announces: "Table with us @ Treefort / All volunteers get a free main stage pass / Sign up by 2/25"

Who wants Treefort main stage passes?! We're tabling on Non-Profit Row March 27-29 and we need some help. We'll set you up with everything you need for a 2-3 hour shift, and you get a free day pass!
Sign up by 2/25 to guarantee your passes docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

We're still getting our thoughts together, but consider attending your local board meetings. They're open to the public and people seldom show up. Your silent presence can be enough. Or consider joining the board for an entity with a mission you care about

One positive was the number of times the audience was referenced by the PHD medical director. The house was PACKED. He knew people were fired up

Whew. Our tinfoil hats are askew after that one

Bonner County Commissioners special meeting is at 1pm today. Tell the Commissioners and PHD Medical Director that healthcare for women is not a "niche" service

Hey, Boise. We're back on March 4th to host the first in a series of three writing workshops.
Reproductive Writes is a guided workshop in a supportive environment where you can explore your own story on the page. Learn more and sign up here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Two smiling women stand on either side of a large poster with the words "SHAME stigma and silence" centered above an artistic rendition of a bloody pad in the Idaho Capitol Rotunda

Closeup of a poster displayed in the Idaho Capitol Rotunda entitled "Idaho's Geography of Risk," which shows a heatmap of drives times to an OBGYN throughout the state.

Worth of a Woman's debut at the Capitol yesterday. Shamelessly displaying the cause (shame and stigma) and effect (physician loss) of Idaho's shitty laws deeply rooted in patriarchy and good old-fashioned misogyny

What Epstein reveals is the ubiquitous sexual abuse of women & girls as a way for men to cement their friendships and demonstrate their status. It happens among billionaires, it happens among frat boys, it happens among preachers and tech workers and union contractors, because it happens among men.

Don't forget to come see us (and the full Worth of a Woman exhibit) at the Capitol today from 3-5pm. Free and open to the public

You should still get rid of your ring cameras.

Brb, updating my resume to include “number one political enemy”

Children trapped in Texas immigration facility recount nightmares, inedible food, no school A photo of Liam Conejo Ramos, a scared 5-year-old, drew attention to a detention center in Dilley, Texas. Advocates say his experience reflects what hundreds of children have endured out of public vie...

Maria is one of hundreds of children, who — like Liam Ramos — have been held at a Texas detention facility where parents say children languish as they’re served contaminated food, receive little education and struggle to obtain basic medical care.

Here's our attempt at telling their stories. 2/

Also open to the public! And online: www.worthofawomanidaho.com

Fun bubble letters read grim stats: "Women are: 51% of the population / 47% of the workforce / 75% of unpaid caregivers Women are not a niche health market. Women are the glue holding families and economies together." Orange and black background with the turquoise and white Worth of a Woman logo.

Pink and turquoise duotone Idaho State Capitol overlaid with the Worth of a Woman logo, and event info: Monday, Feb 16 at the Capitol Rotunda.

BOISE 📣 on Monday, Feb 16 our Worth of a Woman exhibit will be in the Capitol Rotunda from 3-5 pm.
It's also PPAA Lobby Day so after you take over the Capitol for bodily autonomy and human rights, check out the WoaW which merges data, history, design, and storytelling into an educational exhibit

Additional budget cuts may cause Idaho to ‘go backwards’ on medical education progress • Idaho Capital Sun Efforts to boost Idaho's medical education and number of doctors practicing in the state are under threat by proposed budget cuts.

Over here in pro-life Idaho:
✅ Ranked near the bottom for doctors per capita
✅ Physicians older than national average
✅ Difficulty recruiting
✅ Lost >1/3 OBGYNs after felony abortion ban enacted
✅ Looming budget cuts could result in halting OB training program

idahocapitalsun.com/2026/02/10/a...

Why Hospital Policies Matter in States That Ban Abortion Our first-of-its-kind data analysis found that a seismic split emerged in how medical institutions in Texas' two largest metro areas, Houston and Dallas, treated miscarrying patients — and in their ou...

The rate of sepsis in Houston surged 63% after Texas banned abortion.

In the Dallas-Fort Worth area, where hospital leaders empowered doctors to intervene before patients’ conditions worsened, it rose 29%.

(Published May 2025)

Pay attention.

Trump effectively green-lit violence against abortion clinics and patients. Now, extremists say they’re “going to disrupt this country” as much as they can. 🧵👇

There is nothing common sense about this attempt to circumvent Missouri's 2024 Right to Reproductive Freedom Initiative. Just heinous

2026 Idaho Public Policy Survey The 2025 Idaho Public Policy Survey, conducted by the Idaho Policy Institute, provides insight into Idahoans' positions on relevant topics.

www.boisestate.edu/sps/2026-ida...

Public Policy Survey: Idahoans more pessimistic about state’s economic prospects • Idaho Capital Sun Many Idahoans still think the state is headed in the right direction, but they are worried about the state’s economy, a new poll shows.

Medical privacy--and abortion access--is extremely popular in Idaho idahocapitalsun.com/2026/01/27/p...

PHD medical director expressly stated he doesn't defend "what [PHD is] doing" by serving women who go there for routine healthcare.

wtf

BOCC reviews health district’s clinical services » Sandpoint Reader By Soncirey MitchellReader Staff The Bonner County Board of Commissioners met Jan. 14 for a special meeting with representatives of the Panhandle Health District to discuss a recent audit of the organ...

One week earlier, Bonner County Commissioners met with Panhandle Health District's medical director to discuss the recent audit of PHD's clinical services. 70% of PHD patients are women. Who's surprised? Both the commissioners and PHD director as it turns out
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A ‘niche’ service is optional; health care is not » Sandpoint Reader By Jen Jackson QuintanoReader Contributor Women’s health care in Bonner County is having a rough go and, by extension, so are patients. Yet, instead of seeing access to care for half our population as...

Two weeks ago we convened the community conversation "OBGYN Care on the Line" in Sandpoint. Over 50 participants from CDA to Newport to Bonners joined to talk about what future healthcare access in the Panhandle could look like

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Thank you for speaking out on this