The Blueprint recognizes that sexual and reproductive health, rights, and justice intersect with numerous other issues, from gender and racial equity to economic justice to the right to community safety to immigrants’ rights to LGBTQ+ liberation. Indeed, individuals most impacted by public policy surrounding sexual and reproductive health and rights are those who have fewer resources and means to navigate systemic barriers. That’s why the Blueprint is grounded in the belief that all individuals – no matter who they are, how much money they have, or where they are from – have the right to sexual and reproductive autonomy.

Guided by these five key principles, the Blueprint proposes the following critical policy goals:

• Coverage of and access to comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care services and qualified providers at no or low cost and without exception for all people, including immigrants, incarcerated individuals, and young people under the age of 18.
• Unobstructed access to abortion care, including surgical abortion, medication abortion, and self-managed abortion.
• Comprehensive pregnancy and maternal health care strategies that prioritize the health care needs of pregnant and birthing individuals.
• Strong non-discrimination protections for patients, including protections that ensure providers’ religious or personal beliefs do not dictate patient care.
• Health care system transformation that prioritizes sexual and reproductive health care, including research and development in the field of reproductive health and scientific integrity and transparency in sexual and reproductive health care.
• Foreign policy that prioritizes sexual and reproductive health and rights.
• Robust response to the global HIV/AIDS crisis.
• Economic opportunity, freedom from violence, and healthy and safe environments for all individuals, families, and communities.
• Selection and confirmation of administrative and judicial nominees who will advance sexual and reproductive health, rights, and justice.

This Blueprint represents the future we want to live in where each individual has sexual and reproductive autonomy over their own body. It provides a playbook on how to get there. And it is drafted with the expectation that it will be implemented as soon as we have a supportive Congress and Administration. That future is coming, and we are ready.