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Women's Reproductive Rights: Men of Color's Perspective and How They See Themselves in the Movement

June 14, 2024 · Ashley Aylward, Roshni Nedungadi, Nourbese Flint

This Talker Call will focus on women’s reproductive rights in the U.S. It will feature our partner All* In Action Fund - Catalysts for Abortion Justice, a dynamic women of color-led powerhouse that restores and sustains public insurance coverage of abortion by educating policymakers and the public about the harm of bans and the impact on those unable to make ends meet. All* In Action Fund will share the pivotal research on their reproductive rights work and their insight into what compels policymakers and donors towards actionable decision-making.

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This talker call focused on women’s reproductive rights in the U.S., featuring our partner All* In Action Fund. The All* In Action Fund is a catalyst for abortion justice, committed to building the political power of people of color working to make ends meet. All* In Action Fund shared pivotal research on their reproductive rights work, their insight into what compels policymakers and donors towards actionable decision-making, and what led All* In Action Fund to research BIPOC electorate views on abortion and reproductive rights.

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