Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin

03/23/2026

We believe everyone deserves compassionate, judgment-free health care, and are honored when patients share that this is exactly what they received.

Has Planned Parenthood been there for you? Share your story in the comments—we’d love to hear it. 💬

03/21/2026

Women have fought to make their own choices about their bodies and claim their power. Women's History Month is a reminder to stand together in support of gender equality, advocate for women's rights, and empower each other to create a future where every woman can thrive. ✊

03/19/2026

And nothing less. 💙

03/19/2026

Northern WI friends! Guess who's going to be on WOJB's Morning Show with Caroline Thursday morning? PPWI President and CEO, Tanya Atkinson, of course!

Here's an update to this post! To listen to Caroline's interview with Tanya Atkinson of Planned Parenthood of WI, just click on the link below or copy and paste it into your search engine:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1P-XvtpwAfbmK_AzgCNjkfwLZJGW0MURq/view?usp=sharing

Thursday, March 19, Tanya Atkinson of Planned Parenthood of WI will be featured on the Morning Show with Caroline between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m.

Tanya is the President of Planned Parenthood Advocates of Wisconsin (PPAWI) and CEO of Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin, a nonprofit reproductive health care provider serving nearly 50,000 patients annually at 22 health centers.

Tanya began her career with Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin (PPWI) as a community organizer and manager in 2004, subsequently serving as the organization’s field director, vice-president of public affairs and education, vice-president of external affairs and chief external affairs officer.

Prior to joining Planned Parenthood, Tanya was the director of the Milwaukee office of the Wisconsin Council on Children and Families – a statewide child advocacy organization, legislative aide in the Wisconsin Legislature, and social worker specializing in youth services.

03/18/2026

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03/16/2026

Due to the winter storm, some of our health centers have adjusted hours today. ❄️

The following locations are closed today:
• Appleton
• Green Bay
• Oshkosh

The following locations will have delayed openings:
• Milwaukee
• Madison
• Sheboygan

Please check your appointment details and watch for updates before heading to your health center. Your safety and the safety of our staff are our priority.

03/16/2026

Due to the winter storm, some of our health centers have adjusted hours today. ❄️

The following locations are closed today:
• Appleton
• Green Bay
• Oshkosh

The following locations will have delayed openings:
• Milwaukee
• Madison
• Sheboygan

Please check your appointment details and watch for updates before heading to your health center. Your safety and the safety of our staff are our priority.

03/13/2026

Respect and consent go hand in hand. 🤝

03/10/2026

Drop a 💙 if you think Wendy's an icon.

03/08/2026

A little reminder this International Women's Day: Sisterhood should always be inclusive.

Tag the women in your life who make it better just by showing up. 💜

03/07/2026

We're hiring a full-time Digital Director at PPWI! Join our dedicated team in Communications & Marketing to keep Wisconsin safe, healthy, and strong.

For more information, visit our PPWI careers page —> https://care.ppwi.org/4oZUDQ4

03/05/2026

Abortion bans don’t save lives—they make access to essential health care harder and more dangerous. In Wisconsin, abortion access was severely limited after Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, with in‑state clinic‑reported abortions falling by about 87% and most people seeking care forced to travel out of state.

Even as services have resumed in some clinics, the impact of restrictions remains clear: in 2024, thousands of Wisconsinites traveled to Illinois and Minnesota for abortion care, and many others face logistical, financial, and legal barriers just to get basic reproductive health services in their own state.

Research shows that when abortion care becomes harder to access, people are more likely to carry pregnancies they did not intend to continue—placing individuals at increased risk of medical, economic, and social harm. These obstacles disproportionately affect people with low incomes and communities of color.

Abortion bans don’t make pregnancy safer. They force people to navigate greater barriers to care, travel long distances, delay critical health services, and shoulder increased risk. Wisconsinites deserve reliable access to the full spectrum of reproductive health care so that no one has to risk their health or well‑being to get the care they need.