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Elisa Wells

  • Co-Founder and Co-Director, Plan C
United States
As seen in: JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association), JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association, Medscape, The Nation, STAT, Common Dreams, Stanford Social Innovation Review, NewsBreak, Auburn Citizen, BUST Magazine and
Covers:  abortion, self-manged abortion, reproductive autonomy

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Elisa Wells’s Biography

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Elisa Wells, MPH, specializes in emerging technologies and innovative approaches to reproductive health care, including emergency contraception and medication abortion. She spent her early career at PATH, and has since consulted for a wide variety of organizations, including the MacArthur Foundation, Planned Parenthood, and the Association of Reproductive Health Professionals. In 2016, she co-founded Plan C, a groundbreaking campaign that shines a light on the overmedicalization and restriction…

Elisa Wells’s Journalist Portfolio

American Women Are Reclaiming The "Plan C" Abortion Method: A Comic

American Women Are Reclaiming The "Plan C" Abortion Method: A Comic

Many people don't know that it was women in Brazil who "invented" abortion pills in the 1980s. After seeing t…

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A walk through time

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By Elisa Wells
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Elisa Wells, Staff Writer Photo Courtesy of Abigail Thompson Imagine returning to your college campus 20 years after graduating and stepping into a scene that vividly brings your student life back to you, complete with a familiar sight of your school’s mascot. On April 25, 2025, the Aurora Agency, North Greenville University’s student-run public relations firm, received an award from the South Carolina PRSA chapter for its historical campus tour.
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To the moon and beyond: NASA’s Artemis II mission

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By Elisa Wells
| thevisionngu.com
Elisa Wells, Staff Writer Photo Courtesy of NASA on Unsplash Fun fact: No human has ever explored the dark side of the moon. While astronauts have landed on the near side of the moon, no human has ever explored the right side directly. This mission also represents a step toward understanding regions that remain largely unknown to human observation. On April 1, 2026, NASA launched Artemis II on a 10-day journey around the moon.
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Tassels, tickets and a stadium send-off

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By Elisa Wells
| thevisionngu.com
Elisa Wells, Staff Writer Photo Courtesy of Callie Meyerholtz Currently, there are 356 students on track to graduate this May, marking a significant milestone for North Greenville University. Commencement is scheduled for May 8 at 7 p.m., where graduates will gather with family, friends and faculty to celebrate years of hard work and dedication. The ceremony is going to take place in Younts Stadium with open seating.
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