Action:

We recently launched the #MyHealthyWisconsin photo campaign which allows folks from all over (not just Wisconsin!) to envision what a healthy Wisconsin looks like to them. This photo campaign is in conjunction with our #WIFights292 campaign.

Alt Text: Photo with a baby blue background with a picture of mountains covered in snow and a green lake saying “In #MyHealthyWisconsin, all people would have paid maternal, family and medical leave.” from Ellie. There are blue green snowflakes surrounding Ellie’s name and a grey border.
Pamela presented on fake clinics in Missouri at NCJW-St. Louis December lunch-and-learn. Additionally, Pamela worked with Black women leaders to organize a community response to defend Jamaa Birth Village, which was covered on NPR: St. Louis Public Radio.

Alt Text: Pamela stands in front of an open laptop, addressing a room of participants.

Shireen spoke about self-managed abortion at the Columbia Mailman School of Public Health with representatives from If/When/How, The National Institute for Reproductive Health, and The Roosevelt Institute at Columbia.

Alt Text: Four people in business attire stand in a classroom, facing the camera, arms around each other, smiling for a photo.
Organizing fellow Brittany Jones organized and facilitated “The History of Reproductive Oppression in Black and Brown Communities.” Thirty-eight participants learned how Missouri’s The Right Time initiative empowers individuals through access and knowledge, and about the impact of reproductive oppression in Black and brown communities.

Alt Text: A Black woman stands at the front of the room giving a PowerPoint presentation to a group of participants.
Erin began as a 2019 Fellow for Leaders in Reproductive Health, Rights, and Justice with the Rockwood Leadership Institute. The first session she attended was profound, and pretty.

Alt text: Sunrise over the mountains.
Did you miss our latest webinar on Self-Managed Abortion in Global Contexts? No worries – we’ve got you covered. Listen to a recording here. And also check out Reproaction’s Best of 2019 recording here.

On Our Blog:

Jessica pointed out the hypocrisy of the ‘pro-life’ movement in her write up on Reproaction’s protest against anti-woman ‘Concerned Women for America’ Gala at Trump International Hotel.

Evonnia covered the University of Missouri-Columbia Black Studies department’s annual conference highlighting racial health disparities. She also published a new installment of the Activist Interview series, featuring Sue Gibson, an independent feminist activist from mid-Missouri.

Nataley wrote about the dangerous rise of white supremacy in Wisconsin.

Reproaction in the News:

ERA YES! Erin published an op-ed in The Virginian-Pilot, “Time for Virginia to Ratify the ERA.”

Both of our co-directors were quoted in New York Magazine on the future of abortion access.

Pamela was quoted in The New York Times article on differences within the reproductive rights movement.

Erin appeared on PBS’ To The Contrary discussing fetal homicide laws and more.

Erin was quoted in Rewire.News, “Why Anti-Abortion Lawmakers Have Become So Open About Attacking Roe.”

Pamela was quoted in Jezebel in their deep-dive analysis on the history of feminist blogging, “How the Internet Killed Feminism.”

Erin spoke out about eating disorder culture and was quoted in New York Post.

Reproaction was cited as an advocacy group for people looking to learn more about self-managed abortion in Jewish Currents.

Get Involved

Sign up for our next Act and Learn webinar, Sexism and the Anti-Abortion Movement, taking place at 7 p.m. ET on Thursday, January 16.

Make sure to follow us on Twitter and Facebook for the most up-to-date information on what we’re up to and how you can get involved.

Erin, Pamela, Caitlin, Elizabeth, Evonnia, Jessica, Kara, Nataley, Shireen, Angie, Brittany, and the Reproaction team

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