Feminist

We teamed up with artists and influencers for a multi-pronged campaign blending art, storytelling, and voter engagement to spotlight reproductive rights. From illustrated narratives and public art installations to viral campus outreach and social media campaigns, these collaborations sparked widespread conversations about abortion access and voter mobilization.

• Samantha Vassor x Feminist
• Feminist x Plan C X When We All Vote
• “Vote Repro” campaign with Abbies Mcadams
• Billboards, Bus Stops, and Public Art with SaveArtSpace and Autumn Breon

Samantha Vassor x Feminist 

Plan C launched a narrative illustrated series in collaboration with @Feminist. To celebrate and kick off the project, we've partnered with Miami-based CGI artist and designer, Samantha Vassor for our first interview feature. This illustrated narrative series aims to give the spotlight to local creatives and let them interpret their version and ideal of a world where reproductive and abortion access are an option for all. You can read our first featured interview here.

Feminist x Plan C X When We All Vote

Plan C partnered with Feminist and When We All Vote to have an Instagram Live on the pending Supreme Court abortion decision.

“Vote Repro” campaign with influencer Abbies Mcadams and Feminist 

As part of our "Vote Repro" campaign, we partnered with influencer Abbies McAdams and Feminist to engage young voters ahead of Election Day, sparking conversations about reproductive rights and voter awareness. Our first stop was UNC Chapel Hill, where we took to the streets to ask students about their favorite forms of contraception and their thoughts on Project 2025—a proposed conservative agenda that threatens reproductive freedoms. We then expanded our outreach to other campuses, such as the University of Wisconsin–Madison, where we connected with students during the UW–Madison vs. Penn State game to continue these critical discussions.

By using a fun, engaging approach, we encouraged young people to talk about serious issues in a way that felt relatable, informative, and empowering. This campaign was a huge digital success, racking up thousands of likes, views, and reshares on social media, reinforcing that young voters care deeply about reproductive rights and want to be informed heading into the election. By making these conversations accessible and engaging, we turned voter education into a viral moment—one that we plan to expand to even more campuses nationwide.

Billboards, bus stops, and public art with SaveArtSpace, Feminist, and Autumn Breon

In collaboration with SaveArtSpace, Feminist, and artist Autumn Breon, we launched a public art initiative to reimagine reproductive freedom through bold, thought-provoking visuals. This project transformed billboards, bus stops, and other advertising spaces in states like Florida and Arizona into powerful statements advocating for reproductive rights, ensuring that the message reached both digital and physical audiences. The artwork remained on display through the end of December 2024, keeping the conversation visible in public spaces for months.  

SaveArtSpace operates through an innovative funding model: artists submit their work for consideration, and the submission fees collectively fund the acquisition of billboards, eliminating the need for external funding. This model allows us to prioritize culture over commercialism while ensuring that artistic activism remains accessible and impactful.  This project was a tremendous success, both digitally and in person. It received thousands of likes, shares, and engagements across social media, while also attracting art submissions from across the U.S., demonstrating how deeply people want to engage in art-driven activism. 

The overwhelming response proves that public art is a powerful tool for sparking conversations and mobilizing communities around reproductive rights. We look forward to continuing our partnership with SaveArtSpace to expand this campaign to more states and cities.