Sheryl Sandberg, the COO of Meta, has stepped down to focus on women’s issues and philanthropy.

As Roe v Wade is under attack, Sheryl Sandberg, who just stepped down as the chief operating officer of Facebook parent company Meta, said she wanted to devote her work on women’s issues and philanthropy.

‘This is a critical juncture for women. After announcing her retirement from Facebook on Wednesday, Sandberg, 52, told Fortune, “This is a really crucial moment for me to be able to do more with my charity, with my foundation.”

Sandberg, one of the most influential women in industry and the top lieutenant of Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, announced her departure from the company over the weekend after 14 years at the helm.

Sandberg, one of the most powerful women in tech and the top lieutenant to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, made the decision to leave Meta over the weekend after having worked at the company for 14 years.

Sandberg has a long history of lobbying work. She is the co-founder and board chair of the Lean In Foundation, a global organization dedicated to fostering women’s leadership, growth, and inclusiveness at work.

Despite Meta’s Respectful Communication Policy prohibiting employees from discussing abortion, she took to her public Facebook page last month to protest the leaked Supreme Court draft judgment suggesting the court had voted to knock down Roe v Wade.

Although there is never a “perfect time” to leave a company, Sandberg told Fortune that she has decided to focus on advocacy work for the time being, saying that her role at Meta allowed little time for outside priorities.