In multiple national surveys, across multiple demographics, people support having options to end their suffering.
Writing letters is still one of the best ways to register your support for (or opposition to) a piece of public policy.
72 percent of Delawareans who plan to vote in November 2020 support medical aid-in-dying legislation.
The following options focus on comfort, dignity and quality of life at the end of life.
There is broad support for medical aid in dying amongst faith communities and faith leaders. Download this resource to learn more about their support.
A resource for faith leaders with answers to common questions your congregants may ask you about supporting medical aid in dying.
An FAQ to answer your questions about medical aid in dying and the end-of-life choice movement.
Since 1980, we have worked to change attitudes, practices and policies.
There is a common misconception that utilizing medical aid in dying will have a negative impact on insurance coverage. But the fact is that there is NO connection between denial of insurance coverage and medical aid in dying. Learn the facts.
