NNAF. In 2009, negotiations regarding the ACA served as a catalyst to reinforce the Hyde Amendment restrictions that were already in place. Some of these restrictions included the continuous limiting of federal funds that could potentially fund abortions that endanger the life of the woman at hand or that are the result of incest, foul play, or rape. In the years that followed, Democratic political leadership made a point to strengthen abortion restrictions primarily due to their counterparts in the opposing political party being more so in favor for the changes made. During this time period, Democratic representation believed any efforts made to weaken abortion related restrictions would result in the overturning of the changes altogether. This also left the potential for reallocation of these funds that were previously used for abortion related funding. The additional restrictions added via the Affordable Care Act resulted in angry protesting and general disapproval from numerous different reproductive justice oriented groups across the nation. 25% of states currently ban abortion coverage in the marketplace under the Affordable Care Act. The NNAF places a large emphasis on being able to actually help women in need with maternal health related issues and services. Yet simultaneously, the NNAF is not able to work asynchronously and must still abide by both state and federal mandate imposed by the government. Because of these regulations, it is crucial that there is a means to invoke a system of checks upon political party leaders in order to keep both sides accountable for their respective actions. The National Network of Abortion Funds seeks to create powerful members who feel empowered to remove fiscal and logistical barriers regarding the logistics of abortion access to all people. The National Network of Abortion Funds seeks to obtain this goal by centering on people who choose to have abortions and organizing numerous different aspects of radical, economic, and reproductive justice that may be included with these ideals. The National Network of Abortion Funds strives to create a new type of society which promotes the concept of a woman having the ability to freely choose her own reproductive identity. This explanation implicitly implies cultivating a world where every single reproductive decision and action is accessible and affordable to all women regardless of factors the potential mother may be unable to control on her own. This foundation also strives to give women a safe space where they would