This report applies a reproductive justice framework to the data collected from The A Project’s sexuality hotline in 2020. Its focus is to share and analyze the data collected from the sexuality hotline in a way that highlights the political nature of bodily autonomy, safety, and access to affordable and free health services and medication. The report is presented in two major sections: quantitative and qualitative findings. The first section focuses on presenting demographic information, such as age, gender, location, and nationality of callers, while showcasing how callers reach out and for what topics. The second section gathers the textured details, or stories, shared on the hotline during the call and presents them under a reproductive justice lens. The report positions callers’ stories under four themes: body, home, land, and clinic, and analytically dissects the impact of oppressive structures as seen from within the stories shared on the hotline.