06.25.2022 | Health Leads
In the face of this major setback in reproductive justice, we must also continue to fight to improve the underlying systems that make it both challenging and dangerous to deliver and raise children in the U.S., whether these children are planned or the product of forced birth.
Scott’s contribution will support the organization’s work to build collaborative, community-led networks of health, invest in local services and public health organizations and workforces, and expand efforts in internal staff sustainability.
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