Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, dozens of states have severely limited access to or banned abortion and others are extending protections for patients and providers. Many local governments are adopting ordinances designed to increase or decrease access to abortion within their jurisdictions. In this era of concern and confusion, decentralized and siloed information presents a huge challenge for community groups, research entities, and the public. Institutions such as universities, with significant research and data analytic capacity, are poised to play key educational and research roles in addressing this current moment. In this rapidly changing health care landscape, collaborations are critical for providing accurate and accessible scholarly resources and data.