Jessica Arons is the ACLU’s Director of Policy & Government Affairs, Liberty Division. In this role, she supports ACLU affiliates with policy needs; coordinates strategic initiatives; and works to leverage and integrate advocacy, litigation, and organizing strategies regarding reproductive health, rights, and justice. Most recently, she served as president & CEO of the Reproductive Health Technologies Project and director of the Women’s Health & Rights program at the Center for American Progress. She also worked for the ACLU’s Reproductive Freedom Project; James & Hoffman, LLC; the Supreme Court of Virginia; the White House; and the 1996 Pennsylvania Democratic Coordinated Campaign. She is on the advisory board of If/When/How and is a former board member of the ACLU of Virginia and the D.C. Abortion Fund. She received her J.D. from the William & Mary Marshall-Wythe School of Law and her B.A. from Brown University.
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New Jersey must protect the rights of those who opt for an abortion | Opinion
NJ.com [January 2021] -
Idaho will ban most abortions in the state as the governor signs Texas-style law
NPR [February 24, 2022] -
States Are Rolling Back Abortion Rights. What Happens Next?
KQED [February 23, 2022] -
Iowa’s New Abortion Law Is Just One of Many Intended to Render Roe Meaningless
ACLU [May 15, 2018] -
THE LAST CLINICS STANDING
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Two Sides of the Same Coin: Integrating Economic and Reproductive Justice
Reproductive Health Technologies Project [August 2015] -
A Travesty of Justice: Revisiting Harris v. Mcrae
William & Mary Journal of Women and the Law [2015] -
Women and Obamacare
Center for American Progress [May 2, 2012] -
Separate and Unequal
Center for American Progress [December 6, 2010] -
Sick and Tired
The Shriver Report: A Woman's Nation Changes Everything [2009] -
Future Choices
Center for American Progress [December 17, 2007] -
More than a Choice
Center for American Progress [September 13, 2006]















