★ Citizens United for Bodily Freedom

Freedom for every body.

Reproductive justice, trans rights, and queer liberation aren't three separate fights — they're one. The freedom to decide what happens to our own bodies belongs to every body.

Common ground

Three movements. One fight.

Bodily autonomy is a foundational right — and the freedom to decide what happens to our own bodies unites us all.

A diverse group of women standing together in solidarity

Reproductive justice is community care.

Everyone deserves the right to make decisions about their own body, family, and future.

A young person of color draped in an American flag

Trans rights are human rights.

The freedom to be who you are and to access affirming care is not up for debate.

A person joyfully holding a rainbow pride heart

Queer liberation is revolutionary.

When any body is free, we are all more free. Liberation is collective.

Take action

10 ways you can take action

Freedom is built through action. Start with one.

01

Vote in every election

Your voice matters — use it at the local, state, and federal levels during elections and after. You could even run for office.

02

Contact your representatives

Share your stance on bodily autonomy, quality reproductive and behavioral health, and gender-affirming care.

03

Support businesses that support freedom

Put your dollars behind companies that stand for bodily autonomy.

04

Take a role in your local schools

Show up for inclusive, honest education in your community.

05

Volunteer your time + donate

Dedicate your skills and energy to campaigns and nonprofits.

06

Protest & rally

Show up in the streets and make the movement impossible to ignore.

07

Engage in dialogue

Have respectful but firm conversations with people who disagree.

08

Be an everyday ally

Speak up against harmful language and acts of exclusion.

09

Attend events and educate yourself

Keep learning — and bring what you learn to others.

10

Spread the word

Share information and encourage others within your network.

Share your why

5 ways to share your why in your community.

Your story moves people. Here's how to carry it into the world around you.

Write an editorial

Submit an op-ed or letter to the editor of your local paper.

Speak at a local org

Share your story at a club, faith group, or community meeting.

Post on social media

Post your why online and tag friends to add theirs.

Host a conversation

Gather friends and neighbors to talk about bodily freedom.

Show it publicly

Wear it, post a yard sign, or bring a sign to a rally.

Stay connected

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FAQ

About Freedom For Every Body

What is Freedom For Every Body?

Freedom For Every Body — Citizens United for Bodily Freedom — is a coalition demanding recognition that bodily autonomy is a foundational right. It unites the movements for reproductive justice, transgender rights, and queer liberation. It is an initiative of Out.Vote, a project of A Great Idea.

Why are these movements one fight?

Because the freedom to make decisions about our own bodies is the common ground beneath reproductive justice, trans rights, and queer liberation. An attack on one body's freedom is an attack on everyone's — so we build power together rather than as three separate fights.

How can I take action?

Vote in every election, contact your representatives to advance affirming care and oppose anti-freedom laws, support inclusive schools and businesses, volunteer and donate, and share your story. See the 10 ways to take action for concrete next steps.

How do I share my story?

Record a short 30 to 70 second video about why bodily freedom matters to you and send it to us using the Share My Story button. We help amplify community voices for the movement.

Who is behind Freedom For Every Body?

Freedom For Every Body is an initiative of Out.Vote, a civic-engagement project of A Great Idea, an LGBTQ+-owned creative studio.