Posts tagged: reproductive justice

This is a living document reflecting the policy changes we need in our state so that ALL Georgians can make decisions around our bodies, for our families, and our communities, free from stigma, shame, or state and interpersonal violence.

When you’re feeling sick, what do you do? Go to the doctor? Maybe take a trip to your local CVS? Many of us have become … Read More

In 2022, an estimated 80,598 children were adopted in the U.S. Adoption is often considered a noble endeavor, a life-changing opportunity, and a mutually beneficial … Read More

Prior to 2023, I, like many people outside of the Reproductive Justice (RJ) movement, did not understand what the framework truly meant. I bought into … Read More

This piece was written by a member of our 2024-2025 RJ Cultural Catalyst cohort, Yasmeen Akbar. Black women are three to four times more likely to … Read More

Since the overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022, the personal agency we have over the medical decisions we make for bodies and lives has … Read More

This zine, featuring articles, art, and poetry, examines Reproductive Justice in the South through the eyes of young Alabamians. To enlarge, click the “full screen” … Read More

The comfort of living in a ‘safe’ state is not felt by everyone, and does not excuse inaction.  During the first four years of the … Read More

This piece was written by a member of our 2024-2025 RJ Cultural Catalyst cohort, Yasmeen Akbar. To say that I am terrified in the world … Read More