“We choose us. We reclaim the demands of Reproductive Justice.” SisterSong, URGE, Collective Power and Forward Together are proud to amplify this vision and the human right to have children, not have children, and raise our children in safe and sustainable communities. Our work is multifaceted, and it's time we talk more about that. Reproductive Justice is an intersectional movement centered on the right to have children, to not have children, and to parent our children in safe and sustainable communities. Watch and share this video from leaders in the movement to learn more and help make this vision a reality.

Maternal health experts Dr. Monica R. McLemore and Dr. Karen Scott explain the four main tenants of reproductive justice. For more information, visit Hollywood, Health & Society: https://hollywoodhealthandsociety.org/events/black-mothers-matter-racism-childbirth-america

Chrissy Teigen welcomed Reproductive Justice advocates to her home for a powerful, authentic conversation on the harmful impact of abortion bans, including real abortion stories and insights from medical providers and Reproductive Justice experts. We know the truth: our country and communities are better when we all have bodily autonomy and access to safe abortions. 🗣️ This unfiltered conversation features the incredible individuals below: Monica Simpson is the Executive Director of SisterSong, a leading reproductive justice advocacy organization. Chrissy Teigen, is an author, model, and cultural influencer. Dr. Jamila Perritt is a practicing OB/GYN and the President and CEO of Physicians for Reproductive Health. Briana McLennan is a Texas-based storyteller who works at a local abortion fund. She speaks on barriers to access, later abortion, medication abortion, post-Roe, and more. Kaniya is Kentucky-raised, DC-based youth abortion storyteller who self-managed her abortion post-Roe. Kwajelyn Jackson is the Executive Director of Feminist Women’s Health Center in Atlanta, Georgia. Nancy Cárdenas Peña is the campaign director at Abortion On Our Own Terms. 📽️ Special thank you to My Friends and I Media Production, for capturing this conversation.

Reproductive justice is a BLACK issue. In fact, the term and framework was created by Black women to ensure that we maintain the autonomy to make decisions for our own bodies and families. Learn more and join the fight for Liberated Bodies at https://coc.is/LB.

This July, the country celebrates the 32nd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). But this is a complex moment for disabled people as we assess what it means to fully participate in society and live in a country where certain rights and access may no longer be guaranteed. The conversation surrounding reproductive rights and health and abortion access must not just include disabled perspectives, but also intersectional disabled voices. Black disabled women and femmes who have been a part of the fight for reproductive access, or who understand intimately what overturning of Roe vs. Wade means for multiply-marginalized members of the disabled community, must not just be heard, but be in position to lead the charge to protect the people most impacted. Join us on Thursday, July 21 from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM ET as we bring together individuals with lived and professional experiences whose viewpoints will add the much-needed nuance to the fight for our rights in this moment, and in the long term. Live captions and ASL interpretation will be available. Please note: this event may include pre-recorded content.

April 4, 2025 Radical Inclusion at the DisCo: Reproductive Justice is Disability Justice - Part 1 Case Western Reserve University School of Law The Reproductive Rights Law Initiative (RRLI) This conference explores the intersection of disability, accessibility, and reproductive justice, focusing on abortion providers, support workers, and advocates. We will provide a grounding in the Americans with Disabilities Act, as well as the concepts of Reproductive Justice and Disability Justice.

April 4, 2025 Radical Inclusion at the DisCo: Reproductive Justice is Disability Justice - Part 2 Case Western Reserve University School of Law The Reproductive Rights Law Initiative (RRLI) This conference explores the intersection of disability, accessibility, and reproductive justice, focusing on abortion providers, support workers, and advocates. We will provide a grounding in the Americans with Disabilities Act, as well as the concepts of Reproductive Justice and Disability Justice.