News Sep 15, 2021 at 1:33 pm

In Response to Texas Abortion Ban, Portland Directs $200,000 to Support Reproductive Health Providers

Alex Zielinski
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“Following the Texas abortion ban, our calls from Texas [to NWAAF] have increased by 400 percent”

So, they got 4 calls from Texas as opposed to the usual 1 (which was actually about their car warranty)? Thanks for the update.

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