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How abortion restrictions compare, state-by-state

Access to abortion in the U.S. depends on where you live. Increasingly, the South and Midwest are becoming complete abortion deserts. Our interactive map highlights six major restrictions in all 50 states and Washington, D.C.

Related: How a network of college students is preparing for post-Roe campuses

by Jessica Washington, Erica Hensley

The Amazon’s collapse is uprooting a generation of Indigenous women

Indigenous women in Brazil’s Amazon are facing escalating violence linked to environmental crimes and are being forced to leave their homes.

by Ester Pinheiro

This article was originally published by AzMina magazine in Portuguese.

‘It’s tied to 666’: Abortion disinformation threatens 20 years of progress in Ethiopia

Abortion rights saved thousands of women’s lives. Now, disinformation is putting them back at risk.

by Maya Misikir

This story is published in partnership with Foreign Policy.

What you need to know about the state of abortion in the US today

From total bans in Louisiana and Florida to new “shield laws” in coastal states, abortion access in America now depends on where you live.

by Rachel Ramirez

Millions of women depend on low-paid fast fashion jobs. Trump’s tariffs are making their lives more precarious

With the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act set to expire, we take a look at the destructive impact of Trump’s tariffs on industries around the world that disproportionately employ women.

by Claire Cozens

Additional reporting from Sharif Khiam Ahmed in Dhaka and Sineat Yon.

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Misinformation on social media about the pill’s side effects leading to falling use and rising distrust

Across the UK, more people are ditching the contraceptive pill. Viral misinformation that plays into real anxieties or stokes fear is part of the reason why.

by Iris Pase

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AI, bathrobes, and ghosting in the hiring process

Editor-in-Chief Eliza Anyangwe looked at 500 applications for six new roles at Fuller. AI and bathrobes came up along the way.

by Eliza Anyangwe

The story was originally published in Fuller Project’s newsletter – sign up for your weekly dose here.

These creators help millions of people talk about bodies, sex and sexuality. Their content is being removed because of it

Watch more on this story: Why did Instagram take down this creator’s account? On July 11, Sam Atalanta opened Instagram expecting to scroll through their account, The Vulva Gallery. The Dutch artist’s colourful, cartoon-like illustrations…

by Louise Donovan

Fuller’s Zsuzsanna Lippai on her year as CEO

Dear Fuller Project Community, When I joined Fuller as inaugural chief operations and strategy officer in January 2023, drawn to the organization’s emphasis on impact-driven journalism and focus on women, I expected to stay behind…

by Zsuzsanna Lippai

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‘It’s become the norm.’ Sexual violence in women’s sport and the silence that accompanies it

Watch more from Fuller: Uncovering claims of sexual assault at protests in Kenya 60% of sportswomen in East Africa have either experienced or witnessed sexual and gender-based violence. A culture of silence, the power of…

by Allan Olingo

Sarah L. Webb on the signs to take a break

Taking breaks is often seen as a last resort. But rest is vital for continuity. And resentment is one sign telling us to stop.

by Maya Misikir

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It’s hard for women in business. So here are five tips for success

Women are not up against the same things as men. Not when they run for political office, not when they apply for a job, and certainly not when they decide to start a business. More than half…

by Maya Misikir

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Everyone agrees something needs to be done about low birth rates. The question is will anything work?

The policies of the Trump administration are “rooted in a perception that women's role is to have children and to stay at home,” said women’s-rights advocate Jocelyn Frye. Photo: (L) AI generated by David Roberts.…

by Jodi Enda

Co-published with Foreign Policy

The ICC is 23. What has it ever done for women?

The ICC, the “court of last resort", and its record of recognition and convictions for gender-based crimes over the past 23 years.

by Maya Misikir

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Financing for Development: Can Seville rescue the 2030 Agenda?

You can probably tell by the state of things that the world is not on track to achieve gender equality by 2030. This was one of the 17 ambitious Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) adopted by…

by Maya Misikir

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After Namibia swore in its first female president, we asked the experts: What difference do women leaders make?

After Namibia swore in Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah as president, we asked the experts: What difference do women leaders make?

by Allan Olingo

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Laying the foundations for the next decade at The Fuller Project

This week, I announced that some members of staff will leave The Fuller Project as part of necessary changes within our newsroom. While the volatility of the funding landscape can only be ignored at one’s…

by Eliza Anyangwe

American conservatives’ latest safari — an anti-women, anti-LGBTQ tour of Africa

Earlier this month, the Africa Christian Professionals Forum, a membership-based organization whose stated mission is to build “a society that upholds our Biblical values,” put on the Pan-African Conference on Family Values in Nairobi, Kenya. …

by Allan Olingo

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