Digital censorship or digital suppression refers to platform practices that limit the visibility or availability of important information online. This includes content removals, account suspensions, shadowbanning, and other forms of algorithmic suppression. If your account has been removed or restricted, you're not alone—and there are practical steps you can take.

The Repro Uncensored Collective exists to build organizing spaces that are durable, accountable, and collectively governed — not dictated by commercial platform logics.

Digital censorship does more than remove individual accounts. For feminist, queer, artistic, and cultural communities, losing access to a platform can mean losing years of work, archives, audiences, professional networks, and spaces for community building.

Food for the Female Body is an illustrated recipe book of ancestral care foods for menstruation, miscarriage, abortion, birth, and recovery. It gathers recipes and rituals from kitchens around the world.

As many countries around the world increasingly restrict access to critical healthcare, the urgency to ensure safe and open access to accurate information online has never been greater.

Censorship of information can consist of a wide array of actions that ultimately limit the visibility or availability of abortion information in digital spaces. In the past few years, Repro Uncensored, our partner organizations and those working within the field of reproductive rights have worked in partnership to gather evidence of the different types of content suppression.