Be an Advocate for Women

Search ICAN’s Hospital VBAC Policy Database [1] to find out if your local hospital bans VBACs or not.
Write your elected officials [2]. We provide template letters for your use and links for you to easily contact your specific legislators, as well as recommendations for who to write about Health issues.
Read 50 Ways to Protest a VBAC Denial [3]
Become an ICAN Volunteer [4]
Unhappy with how you were treated while in the hospital? You might think you have no options but you do. Read ICAN’s primer on how to file complaints [5] about your maternity care.
Have you lost or been refused medical insurance because of a previous cesarean? Please contact your state insurance commissioner [6] to file a complain.

Links:
[1] http://ican-online.org/vbac-ban-info
[2] http://ican-online.org/advocacy/political-action
[3] http://www.midwiferytoday.com/articles/50ways_vbac.asp
[4] http://ican-online.org/volunteer/listings
[5] http://ican-online.org/advocacy/complaint
[6] http://ican-online.org/advocacy/filing-insurance-complaint