Health care is on the ballot in Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court race this year. Whether it’s reproductive care, Medicaid, or basic health services, we are the ones who should get to decide what care we get, where we get it, and who provides it.

Across the country, access to healthcare is under attack—and the courts are deciding how far those attacks can go. From reproductive care to Medicaid coverage, prescription drugs to preventative services, extremist politicians and judges are chipping away at our rights, one case at a time.

As state and federal courts continue to shape the future of reproductive freedom, SCOPA—the Pennsylvania Supreme Court—has emerged as a crucial guardrail protecting our access to healthcare. With a hostile U.S. Supreme Court prepared to hear Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic on April 2, which could allow states to block Medicaid patients from using Planned Parenthood, this conversation comes at a pivotal moment.

• What’s at stake for patients in this year’s Pennsylvania Supreme Court race
• What the Medina case could mean for Medicaid patients nationwide
• How advocates, legal experts, and organizers are preparing to respond—and how you can help

This is a must-attend event for anyone working in advocacy, communications, organizing, or storytelling at the intersection of healthcare and justice. Bring your questions, your communities, and your commitment to the fight ahead.

We’ve seen what happens when the U.S. Supreme Court puts politics over people. The same extremist majority that overturned Roe v. Wade is now weighing in on cases that could limit access to basic care, strip rights from patients, and block people from using providers they trust. These aren’t just legal decisions—they’re decisions that affect people’s lives.

Join us on April 1 at 6:30pm to learn more about what's at stake on PA's ballot this year and how you can make a difference.