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Returning to Our Roots: Herbalism as a Liberatory Practice

May 13, 2025 / Angel W. / Our Folks
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

The Adoption Industry: Family Planning Tool or Reproductive Injustice?

Apr 25, 2025 / Ai Star / Our Folks
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

How I Became Active in the RJ Movement

Mar 06, 2025 / Angel W. / Our Folks
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

Dismantling DEI Threatens Our Reproductive Rights

Mar 03, 2025 / Yasmeen Akbar / Voices
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

The Bodily Autonomy of Intersex Children and Families are Under Attack

Feb 18, 2025 / Ai Star / Our Folks
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

Capturing Our Voice Zine

Feb 13, 2025 / Voices
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
a person holding a "trans rights now" sign during an LGBTQ+ rights protest.

Don’t just sit with your guilt, act.

Dec 12, 2024 / Myriam-Fernanda AD / Our Folks
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

The cost of injustice: When young lives are lost in the name of abortion bans

Dec 10, 2024 / Yasmeen Akbar / Voices
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

Meet Georgia Dusk: A Narrative Project that is Preserving Black Birth Workers Stories in the South.

Nov 14, 2024 / Victor O. / Our Folks
When I think about some of the most transformative work happening in the movement for reproductive justice, I think about two memory workers, Dartricia Rollins … Read More
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