The new Five College Reproductive Health, Rights, and Justice Certificate engages students in the movement by connecting theory with activists. Learn about the experiences of a CLPP activist from the first graduating class. Congratulations to all the new 2016 CLPP grads!
by Adrian Ballou, Communications and Development AssociateAs we put the finishing touches on conference materials and workshops, one piece of conference attendance is at the forefront of our minds—ensuring everyone is able to access #CLPP2016.
Mia Mingus, past CLPP conference speaker, coined the term access intimacy: the ease in relationships that happens when disabled people don’t have to continually push for basic needs.
We strive to make that a reality in our movement spaces.
On October 3, 1977 Rosuara “Rosie” Jiménez became the first known victim to be killed by the Hyde Amendment. “We remember her because she has become a symbol—a human face—of all women and girls everywhere who are denied their human right to safe, legal, funded, and accessible abortion care.” (Bloom)
