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The Reproductive Health Care and Advocacy Fellowship is a one-year fellowship that aims to develop leaders who will promote and teach full-spectrum reproductive health care within family medicine. Applications are due December 1st!
The Reproductive Health Access Project is looking to have a Development and Communications intern join our team for the Fall of 2017! Click here to learn more about this wonderful opportunity.
Join the Reproductive Health Access Project for an evening of music, drinks, and advocacy to celebrate 10 years of our fellowship program in New York City, October 26th from 6:30-9pm at The Center.
This patient fact sheet, ideal for health centers, doctor’s offices and school clinics, compares different birth control choices by efficacy, pros and cons, and side effects in an easy to read, colorful chart. It is available in Chinese, English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Vietnamese.
Sep 22
Carmen Mojica, also known as Ynanna Djehuty, is an Afro-Dominicana born and raised in the Bronx. She is a midwife, writer and reproductive health activist. The focus of her work is on the empowerment of women and people of the African Diaspora, specifically discussing the Afro-Latina identity. She utilizes her experience as a midwife to…