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Dear John,
Today, on the anniversary of Roe v. Wade , we honor more than just a Supreme Court decision; we honor a movement. A movement led by feminists who refused to accept limits on our autonomy, our dignity, and our power.
Even though Roe has been overturned, the fight for reproductive freedom and gender justice is far from over. Roe Day is not just about what we lost; it’s about what we do next. The attacks on our rights are real and relentless, but so is our collective power.
That’s why this Roe Day, we want to invite you to act on the legacy of Roe by building the next generation of feminist leaders.
From March 28–30, 2026, the National Young Feminist Leadership Conference [[link removed]] will bring together hundreds of young activists from across the country for a weekend of organizing training, strategy workshops, and community building. NYFLC is where students and young advocates gain the tools they need to fight for abortion access, gender justice, and feminist futures in their own communities.
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At a moment when reproductive freedom is under relentless attack, NYFLC is about turning hopelessness into action and urgency into power. It is about equipping young feminists with the tools, confidence, and connections they need to organize boldly, whether that means mobilizing on campus, pushing lawmakers to act, or building movements that last.
Roe taught us two things: that progress is possible, and that backlash is inevitable. NYFLC is about ensuring that when our rights are under attack, there is a generation ready to organize, resist, and lead.
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Join us in building the future of reproductive freedom. Join us at NYFLC.
In solidarity,
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Madelyn Amos
Director, Feminist Campus

Feminist Majority Foundation
1600 Wilson Boulevard
Suite 801
Arlington, VA 22209
United States
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