The Reproductive Health Access Network pulls together nearly 1,400 primary care clinicians from all over the country to work together nationally and in their respective communities to expand access to abortion, contraception, and miscarriage care in their clinical and teaching practices.

At the heart of the Network’s work is providing training and support to primary care clinicians in patient-centered reproductive health care and advocating at the state and local level to ensure access to reproductive health for everyone.

Join the Network.

View a comprehensive list of pro-choice policy resolutions submitted to the American Academy of Family Physicians. 

 

Local Clusters

Much of the Network’s core organizing work is done through our local networks, called Clusters. These community-based groups gather at least twice a year and are led by strong local reproductive health care leaders. The Clusters seek to:

• Build connections between pro-choice primary care clinicians living in the same area, and create spaces for peer-to-peer support, clinical discussion, and training.

• Support the integration of comprehensive reproductive health care, specifically contraception, miscarriage, and abortion care, into new sites and practices.

• Encourage clinician participation in advocacy and leadership development.

We have active Clusters in the following regions:

• Eastern Massachusetts (Boston)
• Illinois (Chicago)
• Colorado (Denver-Boulder metro area)
• Maine
• Michigan (Detroit metro area)
• Mid-Atlantic (Baltimore/D.C.)
• Minnesota (Twin Cities)
• New Jersey
• New York City metro area
• North Carolina
• Northern California (Bay Area)
• Ohio
• Oregon (Portland)
• Eastern Pennsylvania (Philadelphia)
• Rhode Island
• Washington (Seattle)
• Vermont

If you would like to be connected with your local Cluster, please email RHAP Senior Program Manager, Laura Riker at laura@reproductiveaccess.org.

Fall 2017 Network Meetings

Please check back in August 2017 for updates on when and where the Network Clusters will be meeting this fall. 

Local Network Partners:

Midwest Access Project

Physicians for Reproductive Health

RHEDI – Reproductive Health Education in Family Medicine

TEACH