“…Feminist practices for supporting and advancing self-managed abortion (SMA), the self-sourcing of abortion pills and their use outside of a clinical contextor aborto autónomo (autonomous abortion) as it is known in Latin America and the Caribbean, vary from context to context. There are hotlines (Drovetta, 2015;Gerdts & Hudaya, 2016), accompaniment in person (Singer, 2019;Zurbriggen et al, 2018), via e-mail, phone apps or websites (Yanow et al, 2019), referral to pharmacies or other trusted drug providers (Walsh, 2020), and the list continues to grow as SMA activism evolves according to people's actual needs and capacities, as well as social and material conditions.…”