I’m excited to share an awesome collaboration opportunity with the Reproductive Justice Futurism (RJF) initiative, a campus project that’s all about imagining and building futures grounded in reproductive justice. Earlier this year, RJF hosted a national Think Tank Convening, bringing together front-line leaders, scholars, and activists to explore how emerging reproductive and genetic technologies impact health equity and social justice. Now, they’re expanding that work to campuses across the country through RJF Mini-Think Tanks, and they want you to be part of it!
These student-led sessions are designed to spark conversation, critical thinking, and creativity around reproductive justice, technology, and the future we want to build. |
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Here’s what RJF provides to make it super easy to host a session on your campus: |
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A ready-to-use, customizable curriculum with 25 topic options, from movement history to emerging tech and resistance strategies.
- Short videos and discussion questions for each topic.
- Zoom-based training for student facilitators on leading sensitive conversations.
- Templates for flyers, Instagram graphics, and other promo materials.
- Reading lists for students who want to dig deeper.
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All you need are two student facilitators, a space to meet, and a way to screen a YouTube video, and you’ll be set to host your own RJF Mini-Think Tank!
If this sounds like something your campus should be part of (and I think it totally does), reach out to Amelie Horn, Project Coordinator for Reproductive Justice Futurisms, at [email protected] to learn more and get started. |
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Madelyn Amos Feminist Campus |
Feminist Campus is a program of the Feminist Majority Foundation. Feminist Campus
1600 Wilson Blvd. Suite 800
Arlington, VA 22209
United States |
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