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MSI United States. Make reproductive choice possible.

Choice is power. But millions of women still don't have it.

Dear Mother Jones Reader,

For millions of women around the world, the ability to decide if and when to become pregnant is still out of reach.

It can be as simple as having a condom when you need one. A birth control pill that fits your life. An IUD or implant that provides years of protection. Or the ability to switch to a different method when your needs change.

Reproductive healthcare looks different for every woman. What matters is having choice.

Give a year of choice

MSI Reproductive Choices works in some of the hardest-to-reach places in the world to make contraception available to women who might otherwise go without it, traveling for hours over rough roads, bringing supplies to remote communities, and providing the information and care women need to make decisions about their own futures.

And it costs surprisingly little to make that possible.

A donation of just $20 can provide four woman with contraception for a full year—giving them the freedom to decide what comes next.

Give a year of choice

Because choice isn't just about preventing an unplanned pregnancy. It's about having the power to plan your life.

Choice is power. Help make sure more women have it.

94% of donated funds go to program services.

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