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Dec 22

Spotlight on a Donor: Virginia Sobol

As a life-long feminist, Virginia Sobol has always supported reproductive rights, but working full-time throughout her career in marketing and corporate communications, she had very little time to pursue this passion. Then in 2012, she decided to work part-time, consulting for small real estate firms. This opened up a lot more time to focus on…

Dec 03

Thank You for Supporting RHAP on #GivingTuesday

On Tuesday, December 1, 2015, the Reproductive Health Access Project participated in the fourth annual #GivingTuesday campaign. This is a global day for giving back to the nonprofits you love and we are so grateful to everyone who helped make RHAP’s #GivingTuesday a success. This year, we nearly doubled our number of #GivingTuesday supporters and raised over $3,000…

Dec 01

#GivingTuesday is Today!

Today is #GivingTuesday, a global day for giving back to the nonprofits you love. The Reproductive Health Access Project (RHAP) is very proud to be participating for the fourth year in a row. This year, please make a gift to RHAP to help expand safe access to reproductive health care. These are difficult times for…

Nov 12

#GivingTuesday

The Reproductive Health Access Project (RHAP) is proud to be participating in the fourth annual #GivingTuesday! #GivingTuesday is a campaign to create a national day of giving at the start of the annual holiday season. It celebrates and encourages charitable activities that support nonprofit organizations. #GivingTuesday takes place on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving and is, in…

Nov 05

Focus on a Provider: Dr. Anita Ravi

Anita Ravi, MD, MPH is a family physician engaged in clinical, research, and policy work focused on addressing the health care needs of marginalized populations, especially trauma-informed primary care interventions for populations involved in sexual coercion and violence. She recently started the PurpLE Clinic (Purpose: Listen and Engage), a safe health care clinic for anyone…

Oct 15

October is Miscarriage Care Awareness Month

“Miscarriage is so common, it should not be marginalized, and there are rarely times that ER care is needed… It shouldn’t feel like special treatment to be respected, to have your worries addressed, and to have your grieving acknowledged.” As RHAP’s Medical Director Linda Prine wrote in a blog post last year, experiencing early pregnancy…