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On National Voter Registration Day, When We All Vote executive director Beth Lynk discusses what it means to connect with ‘incredibly engaged’ young voters on the issues they care about most.

Thousands marched in Washington, D.C., on Saturday to protest anti-LGBTQ+ legislation and the overturning of Roe v. Wade — and to display their power as a voting bloc.

A community health model shows promising potential in expanding reproductive health care access for the state’s Latinx immigrants.

The former president's debunked comments that Haitian immigrants are eating household pets in Springfield, Ohio, is just the latest in a long history of smears against them, experts say.

The crime bill brought about historic change with the Violence Against Women Act. But experts also told The 19th that it had seismic impacts on incarceration, policing and juvenile justice.

In celebration of this year’s theme, “Pioneers of Change: Shaping the Future Together,” our team looks at how their families have driven change for future generations. Plus, a note from our managing editor on the title we’re using to recognize the month.

The Mississippi Black Women’s Roundtable has traveled around the state for “boot camps” aimed at better mobilizing Black women to get out the vote. They face roadblocks in a state with a deep history of voter suppression.

This week, courts in Missouri and Nebraska shut down last-ditch attempts to keep abortion from the ballot and the ACLU sued a Florida agency over a taxpayer-funded marketing campaign.

The former president is using anti-trans rhetoric to distract from his waffling on abortion, experts say.

State election officials are encouraging people who vote by mail to be proactive about making sure their ballots are counted. Here’s what to know.