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We call on all those working for sexual and reproductive health, rights, and justice (SRHRJ), universal access to health care, reproductive justice, and broader social justice to join us — organize events, publish information, and mobilize collectively for May 28.

May 28 Campaign Actions
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Campaign actions you can take


Here are some campaign actions you can try:

01 · Mobilize & organize

Activate your community

Host community dialogues, teach-ins, forums, marches, vigils, and solidarity actions. Facilitate SRHRJ workshops for youth, Indigenous peoples, and LGBTQIA+ communities and create spaces for intergenerational exchange on lived experiences.

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02 · Collective reflection

Name the gaps, build the tools

Create spaces for collective reflection on what is missing in current health systems. Support participatory processes that translate reflections into shared accountability tools surfacing systemic gaps in policy, financing, and service delivery.

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03 · Speak out

Amplify demands rooted in reality

Write open letters, manifestos, or position papers. Publish blogs, op-eds, or zines based on lived experiences. Co-create infographics, posters, and explainer videos. Translate messages into local languages.

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04 · Lobby & advocate

Push for policy change

Engage government officials and institutions to push for the protection and advancement of SRHR. Submit petitions and policy briefs. Meet with legislators or local health offices. Demand increased SRHR funding.

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05 · Bust the stigma

Challenge harmful myths & norms

Lead stigma-busting workshops and community dialogues that debunk harmful myths surrounding abortion, menstruation, and sexuality. Unapologetically share abortion stories and amplify storytellers as subject matter experts.

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06 · Occupy online spaces

Lead digital activism

Organize virtual rallies, Instagram takeovers, or TikTok challenges. Use #May28 #EssentialNotOptional #StrengthenHealthSystemsNow. Launch petitions and online action hubs to mobilize supporters.

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07 · Harness stories

Uplift personal narratives

Uplift personal narratives from women, advocates, and healthcare workers. Collect stories through interviews, micro-documentaries, podcasts, or community storytelling events to make lived experience visible and powerful.

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08 · Engage in artivism

Create through art & culture

Use murals, placards, performances, dance, and music to amplify calls for SRHRJ. Organize art therapy sessions and collaborative art-making activities to provide space for healing and collective reflection.

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09 · Inspire action

Celebrate wins, energize the future

Celebrate local wins, policy changes, and shifts in social norms. Share insights from past campaigns through reports, forums, and community storytelling. Use these moments to energize and guide future advocacy.

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10 · Build solidarity

Cross-movement collaboration

Foster sustained solidarity and joint action across youth, labor, climate, disability, feminist, and other rights-based movements. Reaffirm that rights are claimed, defended, and transformed through collective struggle rooted in community power.

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11 · Strengthen coordination

Connect agendas, close the gaps

Address fragmentation across reproductive health and rights-based agendas. Promote integrated approaches reflecting the interconnected realities of communities and ensure rights-based linkages in strategic communication.

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💡 Need inspiration?

See how campaign partners mobilized in 2025

Read the 2025 Campaign Report to discover how organizations around the world showed up, spoke out, and amplified the demands for women’s health rights.

Read the 2025 Campaign Report

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Explore the 2026 Call to Action and the Global Consultations Report to ground your campaign in shared priorities and evidence.