CLPP's annual April conference for students and community activists connects young people to reproductive rights organizations and campaigns locally, nationally, and internationally and provides them with information, analysis, and “how-to” organizing to bring back to their own campuses and communities. The conference presents a broad view of the issues and links reproductive rights to civil liberties, LGBT rights, environmental justice, peace and security, youth liberation, disability rights, access to health care and child care, and freedom from violence and abuse.
The Reproductive Rights Activist Service Corps (RRASC) is a paid summer internship program that places students from seven Western Massachusetts colleges with reproductive rights and social justice organizations in the U.S. and abroad.
NLNI is a training and leadership building network for young reproductive rights activists. NLNI members work at a wide range of reproductive rights and social justice groups and, through their participation in the network, create new relationships and collaborations that are energizing and expanding the reproductive rights movement.
