How Some Of The World’s Most Powerful Women Are Fighting For Reproductive Rights

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that access to abortion is “fundamental” to meeting several key sustainable development goals that have been set by the U.N. said during a May Senate hearing, “Roe v. Wade and access to reproductive health care, including abortion, helped lead to increased labor force participation.” Reproductive freedom allows women to finish school, plan careers and save money to grow their families, she said.

Women are not a monolith when it comes to their opinions on abortion access, and neither are the members of 2022 World’s 100 Most Powerful Women. Some have remained silent on the issue, and others, like far-right Italian prime ministerMany on the list are using their voices and their platforms to advocate for abortion care—and are doing so in a much more visible way than ever before.

“You need to do an assessment of where you have influence and power, and you need to use it,” says Nancy Northup, president of the legal and advocacy group Center for Reproductive Rights. “The more that everyone is vocal, and using the expanse of their power to which they can, that is what’s going to turn this around.”

Here’s a look at how some of the World’s 100 Most Powerful Women have acted to protect access to reproductive healthcare in 2022:No. 11, donated $275 million to Planned Parenthood in May, the largest gift from a single donor in the organization’s history. Corporate leaders began implementing benefits for employees who need to travel to access abortion services. Citigroup, led by, was ahead of its corporate peers. In its 2022 proxy statement, which was filed before the draft of the Supreme Court decision was leaked in early May, the bank pledged to provide travel benefits “to facilitate access to adequate resources.

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