Reproductive Equity Now: New Hampshire
Investment in New Hampshire is critical at this moment of crisis—for both New Hampshire residents and people traveling to our region for care
The State of Access in
New Hampshire
Granite Staters share a deep commitment to reproductive freedom, bodily autonomy, and dignity in health care. But following decades of attacks on these values from New Hampshire executive and legislative leaders—including the state’s first modern day abortion ban enacted in just 2021—there is work to do to protect and expand access to reproductive health care.
While abortion currently remains legal in New Hampshire, it is the only state in New England that has not codified the right into state law. Now, New Hampshire is just one election away from eroding access to care further.
Explore Our Work
in New Hampshire
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With an anti-abortion trifecta in the New Hampshire state government, we know that we need to be prepared to fight back against continued attacks on abortion and the LGBTQ+ community, while simultaneously pushing for proactive advances in reproductive equity.
Learn about our 2025 legislative agenda for New Hampshire.
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With over 400 elected officials in New Hampshire, it can be hard to keep tabs on how your representatives are voting on specific issues.
That’s why we’ve created a tool to show you where your State Representative(s), State Senator, and Executive Councilor stood on reproductive equity issues last session.
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New Hampshire’s Executive Council has voted five consecutive times to deny the state’s reproductive health clinics funding for family planning programs. This loss of funding will prevent New Hampshire communities and patients from accessing low-cost, essential health care like birth control, annual exams, pregnancy tests, STI tests and treatment, and cancer screenings.
We must continue to raise our voices and hold the Executive Council accountable for this attack on our reproductive health care.
Sign our petitionurging the Executive Council to support our clinics.
Support the Lovering Health Center of Greenland.
Support the Equality Health Center in Concord.
Meet Our New Hampshire State Director:
Christina Warriner
Christina Warriner joined Reproductive Equity Now in the summer of 2023 as the New Hampshire State Director to lead the organization’s expansion into the Granite State. Christina is a Concord, New Hampshire native who has seen firsthand how her family's ability to gain knowledge and assert agency over their own reproductive health has impacted their lives.
Christina has more than eight years of experience spanning campaign management and strategy, non-profit community engagement and advocacy, and public service. Her professional experiences in the Granite State include serving as a North Country regional field director during the 2020 New Hampshire primary, enhancing and diversifying New Futures’ advocacy efforts during the 2021 legislative session, and most recently joining the board of New Leaders Council (NLC) New Hampshire as co-curriculum director.
This past spring, she graduated with her Masters in Social Work from Boston College, where she focused on social policy and community-driven interventions.
We want to ensure that every New Hampshire resident has the ability to decide if, when, and how to become a parent, and that when they choose to start a family, they have the ability to raise children with dignity. Advancing reproductive equity in New Hampshire is key to making New England a regional block for abortion access.
Reproductive Equity Now is investing in civic engagement and voter education to help shift the tides in the Granite State and oust anti-abortion politicians from office. We’re excited to educate, activate, and advocate around reproductive equity and we have a proven record of building relationships, advising policy, and passing bold laws that will help fuel our work throughout Northern New England.
Critical work is being done in New Hampshire to confront and end anti-abortion legislative attacks and improve maternal health outcomes, including passage of the Momnibus Act this year. We are bringing our expertise and support to a coalition of incredible advocates who are building movement power, electing champions for reproductive freedom, and lobbying the legislature on pro-repro policy. Together, we will create a collaborative, well-resourced, regional coalition that fosters a pro-active agenda to advance reproductive freedom.
Our Work in New Hampshire:
Hear from Repro Equity Now
on Seacoast Currents!
Reproductive Equity Now New Hampshire State Director, Christina Warriner, and Repro Equity Now Strategic Advisor, Jennifer Frizzell, sat down with Kathy Sumssich and Larry Drake of Seacoast Currents on WSCA 106.1 to discuss the abortion landscape in New Hampshire.
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