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URGE: Unite for Reproductive and Gender Equity Joins RJ Collab+ to Honor Reproductive Justice Leaders

September 4, 2024

Suniti Sarah Bal

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The country’s leading Reproductive Justice Organizations: National Latina Institute for Reproductive Justice, In Our Own Voice: National Black Women’s Reproductive Justice Agenda, the National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum (NAPAWF), and URGE: Unite for Reproductive and Gender Equity have come together to form RJ COLLAB+ 

RJ COLLAB+ presents the Joy and Justice Tour, a multiracial celebration of the power of reproductive justice heroes across the country.

RJ Collab+’s Joy and Justice Tour will celebrate the voices of Latine, Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI), Black, Youth, and Queer heroes embracing a future of inclusivity, equity, and justice. The Joy and Justice tour events will take place in the following cities:

  • Houston – September 28th
  • Richmond – October 4th 
  • Orlando – October 12th
  • Atlanta – October 19th

These four events will showcase the exceptional achievements of people who have made local and national contributions in fields such as public service, activism, and the arts. 

The Joy and Justice Tour is a tribute to the changemakers, thought leaders, and elected officials who have tirelessly worked towards progress and empowerment. Comedians, performers, and artists to be announced soon. 

“This tour is a tribute to those who have dedicated their lives to advancing reproductive justice. It’s a powerful celebration of our shared commitment to creating a world where justice and equality are realities for everyone.”  Regina Davis Moss, President/CEO of  In Our Own Voice – National Black Women’s Reproductive Justice Agenda.

“I’m so excited for the young BIPOC, queer and trans folks of URGE to have the opportunity to partner with the nation’s other leading RJ organizations to celebrate and uplift our communities. These states are our homes, and there is joy and justice in claiming our space.  We are truly stronger together,” said Kimberly Inez McGuire, Executive Director of URGE.

“I’m thrilled that our organizations have come together to celebrate both how far we’ve come, and to recommit ourselves to that most basic principle our country was founded upon: that we never stop working to bring about a more perfect tomorrow, where joy, justice and equality is a reality for all.” said Lupe Rodriguez of Latina Institute. 

“These events are an incredible opportunity for our organizations and communities to show up in solidarity with one another and celebrate the power of our voices and experiences. In our unity, we are helping forge a path towards a more equitable, just, and joyful future for everyone,” said Sung Yeon Choimorrow of NAPAWF.  

For more information on how you can get tickets and cover these events, please follow the following four organizations