Guided by a vision of a world free of reproductive oppression, Our Justice builds community-centered relationships in all aspects of their work. In their direct service work, they are in deep communication with abortion seekers to ensure they are addressing what is actually preventing people from getting abortions, not what service providers assume are barriers. 

In their advocacy work, Our Justice identifies instances when engagement with legislation or the courts can provide significant material relief to their clients. One key instance was their decision to become a plaintiff in the Women of the State of Minnesota v. Gomez case that resulted in the constitutional right to an abortion in Minnesota. This effective and innovative approach ensures that those most impacted by reproductive oppression remain at the center of our work at all times.  

Our Justice has a track record that shows their continuous ability to innovate, adapt, and grow their work by grounding in the core value they’ve had for 50 years: people deserve to have a safe and dignified abortion experience. As a result of their work, Minnesota is a safer and more equitable place for people seeking abortions.