Center on Reproductive Rights & Justice
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As the first think tank of its kind, the Center on Reproductive Rights & Justice at Berkeley Law serves as a resource, liaison, and partner to reproductive rights & justice organizations throughout the United States. https://linktr.ee/crrjberkeley
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We are a multidisciplinary research center dedicated to issues of reproduction and designed to support law and policy solutions by bridging the academic-advocate divide. Learn more about us at www.law.berkeley.edu/research/cen... and stay tuned for more!
Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice
Welcome to the Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice. We are a multidisciplinary research center dedicated to issues of reproduction and designed to support law and policy solutions by bridging […...
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Today, the Campaign for Southern Equality released a report shedding light on the creeping normalization and widening scope of restrictions on gender-affirming care. Read the full report: transyouthemergencyproject.org/#documenting
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Today is National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day, which highlights the unique health and social needs, as well as the challenges of HIV prevention, testing, treatment, and care among people who are aging.

#NHAAD
September 18 is National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day
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Learn more about the latest accomplishments of UC Berkeley Law’s Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice in their 2024-2025 Impact Report, "Connecting Movements: Building Power for Change" drive.google.com/file/d/1oa8k... @crrjberkeley.bsky.social
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"The landscape is fraught. It’s dangerous. ... it’s deeply divided in terms of access by geography ... where you live dictates your own reproductive autonomy." - Arneta Rogers, executive director of the Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice @crrjberkeley.bsky.social on the Voices Carry podcast.
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Check out Episode 16 of Berkeley Law Voices Carry, where host Gwyneth Shaw sits down with our executive director Arneta Rogers to discuss the post-Dobbs landscape. open.spotify.com/episode/44rG...
Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice Executive Director Arneta Rogers on the Post-Dobbs Lanscape
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Check out Episode 16 of Berkeley Law Voices Carry, where host Gwyneth Shaw sits down with our executive director Arneta Rogers to discuss the post-Dobbs landscape. open.spotify.com/episode/44rG...
Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice Executive Director Arneta Rogers on the Post-Dobbs Lanscape
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“Our starting point is child welfare, but we can see the threads and the connections everywhere else.” - Margaret Prescod, Coordinator at Global Women’s Strike
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“Crime is not about conduct. Crime is a social construct.” - Rena Karefa-Johnson, Vice President of National Initiatives at FWD.us
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“Reparations are not charity. They are debt that is owed.” - Imani Worthy, Co-Founder and Executive Director at Black Families Love and Unite
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“Why Black and Brown families? No other communities have endured continuous government and forced family destruction for centuries… When harm is targeted, repair must be targeted too.” - Imani Worthy, Co-Founder and Executive Director at Black Families Love and Unite
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“Putting money in the hands of caregivers has an impact beyond the dollars and cents.” - Jasmine Sankofa, Executive Director at Movement for Family Power
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“We are carrying our ancestors as they are carrying us.” - Margaret Prescod, Coordinator at Global Women’s Strike
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“We have had networks of kinship, of care. This idea as the standard automatically makes us less safe.” - Zara Raven, Coordinator at Philly Childcare Collective
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“There’s a lot of pressure to live up to this nuclear form of family. Communities of color have not historically structured our families that way in the first place.“ - Zara Raven, Coordinator at Philly Childcare Collective
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“Ideological oppression leads to institutional oppression. The impact is family separation. The impact is continuing family trauma.” - Imani Worthy, Co-Founder and Executive Director at Black Families Love and Unite
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“Ideological oppression always starts with the lie that says one group of people is more deserving of power, resources, and humanity than another.” - Imani Worthy, Co-Founder and Executive Director at Black Families Love and Unite
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“We have to resist the framings that powerful people offer us, and offer our own in our resistance.” - Khiara M. Bridges, Professor at UC Berkeley School of Law
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“Instead of identifying the causes of that social dislocation in racism, in failure to invest in communities, the Moynihan Report said the issue is Black mothers.” - Khiara M. Bridges, Professor at UC Berkeley School of Law
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Tune into Part 5 of the Breaking Silos in RJ Teach-In series. Follow along the 🧵 for more! #BreakingSilosRJ @movfamilypower.bsky.social @ifwhenhow.bsky.social
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🖤 #BIAW2025 is a reminder: infertility is a human rights issue — and Black communities deserve care that affirms, informs, and supports.

Support organizations like BMMA that are pushing for systems and solutions that center Black reproductive futures.

Learn more: bit.ly/bmmagiving.
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themarshallproject.org
Reproductive healthcare behind bars was dismal even before Roe v. Wade ended.

Here are four women’s stories about the unevenness, indifference — and even cruelty — of reproductive healthcare in U.S. prisons and jails.
Abortion Is Just One Part of a Larger Story About Pregnancy Behind Bars
Abortion is just one part of a greater story about how indifferent — and even cruel — reproductive healthcare can be in prisons and jails.
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Everyone deserves to start their family on their own terms, but Black women face barriers and inequities in access to fertility care. This Black (in)Fertility Awareness Week, I join Sister Song & @blackmamasmatter.bsky.social in calling for solutions.
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Disability Justice is Reproductive Justice. Our fight for bodily autonomy is one & the same. Reproductive Justice means we ALL have the power & resources to make informed decisions about our own bodies. That includes people with disabilities. That includes all of us.

#DisabilityPrideMonth