They're sometimes known as "crisis pregnancy centers", “CPCs,” "pregnancy help centers", "pregnancy resource centers", and "pregnancy medical clinics"
Just learning about what you want to do, making those connections, and remembering that you’re one part of this larger picture and this larger puzzle because it can help you find your path and the spot that’s right for you.
I believe in greater access to health care that makes sense to each person. The fertility awareness method is what I choose for myself, but I believe in people getting access to whatever contraception option that fits them.
Overall, I want people to know what is going on with social justice issues and be more knowledgeable about their health and wellness.
"It was never really a thought in my mind to get paid to do this work, because it’s work I feel I need to be in to be free and to be alive."
We’re not satisfied with the status quo, so we’re challenging ourselves, challenging each other, and challenging the system to do better because people deserve it.
How do we deal with that constant struggle of wanting to do more because you value the students, their academic success, their health overall, and not just value the dollars that they bring in.
This installment of our Activist Interview series features Nzingha Hall, Manager of Youth Programs at SisterLove, Inc.
This installment is an interview with Karo Więckiewicz, an artist and activist from Warsaw, Poland.
This installment is an interview with Sue Gibson, an independent feminist activist from mid-Missouri. Gibson is a retired registered nurse and clinical trials coordinator in infectious diseases, and has been living with HIV for 30 years.
Cortney Bouse has been an organizer with Planned Parenthood Great Plains in Columbia, Missouri, for more than two years. She has also worked in sexual health education, as well as sexual and domestic violence advocacy and policy work.