1 Moving a Generation of Women to Protect Reproductive Health Megan Tackney, Outreach Manager for Health and Reproductive Rights National Women’s Law Center.

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1 Moving a Generation of Women to Protect Reproductive Health Megan Tackney, Outreach Manager for Health and Reproductive Rights National Women’s Law Center

Reach – target a specific audience of women Engage – get them interested and educated about reproductive health issues Activate – move them up the ladder of engagement Learn – experiment and gather best practices to share with our community Grow – build the movement with new people and new tactics 2 What Are We Trying To Do?

Millennial women (age 18-35) Inactive women who agree with the campaign principles but they are not currently active on the issue. Emphasis on women of color Women in target states 3 Who Are We Trying To Reach?

4 Why online? 43% of young women vs. 37% young men Young women ages are more likely than men to keep up with political news on social networking sites. Young women ages 18 – 35 are more likely than any other age group to recruit people on social networking sites to get involved with political issues that matter to them 33% of young women vs. 26% of everyone else Black and Latino communities are more likely to use social media and social networking sites than Whites. Communities of Color

5 How Do We Find Them? geography active in specific issues interests

6 How Do We Engage Them?

7 What Does That Look Like? educate get the conversation going growing the movement activation moments nearly 44% of total letters came from Facebook fans

8 What Do We Want Them To Do? LIKESHAREWRITECALLOWN moving our target audience up the ladder of engagement… …and measuring success through: click through and action rates post virality* being part of the conversation * our average virality is 6.5%, with some reaching the 20 – 35% range, putting us in the top 1% of all content.

9 What Does Success Look Like? Over 500,000 people in total community and Over 330,000 Facebook fans On Facebook almost 90% in the target age/gender demographic and 78% not engaged following other reproductive health groups Over 55% of our website traffic comes from Facebook Over 2 million supporter actions

Shutting Them Down 10

What are TRAP laws 11

PRIMARY MESSAGE: WE ALL WANT TO PROTECT PATIENT SAFETY. THIS BILL WON’T DO THAT. It Matters What You Say 12

1.PATIENT SAFETY IS OUR TOP PRIORITY – AND ABORTION IS SAFE. A. Data, including from the CDC, shows that abortion has over a 99% safety record. It Matters What You Say 13

2. WE HAVE HIGH STANDARDS FOR ALL PLANNED PARENTHOOD HEALTH CENTERS – AS A HIGH- QUALITY PROVIDER OF MEDICAL CARE, WE ALSO WORK TO IMPROVE SAFETY. A. For patients’ safety, providers already have plans in place in case of an emergency., It Matters What You Say 14

3. WE WELCOME OVERSIGHT AND REGULATIONS THAT PROTECT PATIENT SAFETY — THERE IS NO MEDICAL BASIS FOR THIS BILL. IT WAS WRITTEN BY POLITICIANS, NOT MEDICAL EXPERTS. A. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the American Medical Association both oppose these restrictions. It Matters What You Say 15

4. THIS BILL THREATENS ACCESS TO SAFE AND LEGAL ABORTION. A.Politicians are not medical experts and yet politicians have written this legislation with the end goal of having safe, legal abortion hard or even impossible to access. B.These laws could cause good health centers to close, and as a result force a woman to get an abortion later in pregnancy, if she can get one at all. It Matters What You Say 16

Megan Tackney 17 Thank You