Policy, advocacy & mobilization

We take an intersectional approach to our advocacy as a matter of Human Rights and Reproductive Justice.

We apply the lens of Reproductive Justice to our concept of HIV policy issues and innovate community-based solutions to those issues from the grassroots up.

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Intersectionality

What We Fight For

Our Policy, Advocacy, and Mobilization Program (PAP) focuses on addressing the social determinants of health, aiming for comprehensive health equity and reproductive freedom for marginalized communities.

HIV/AIDS Prevention, treatment, & care

We advocate for law and policy that addresses the structural issues that act as barriers to access for HIV prevention and treatment resources. Our work also challenges the stigmatization and criminalization of persons living with HIV.

Intersectional sexual & reproductive health, rights, & justice

We employ policy development, advocating for comprehensive education and access, mobilizing community action, combating stigma, leveraging legal protections, and collaborating with strategic partners for holistic solutions.

Bodily autonomy & reproductive freedom

We believe in every person's right to make sovereign decisions over their bodies. Through targeted policy and advocacy efforts, we staunchly defend these rights, ensuring individuals are empowered to make choices for their own sexual and reproductive health free from coercion or limitation.

Health equity for LGBTQIA+ communities

We champion the health equity of LGBTQIA+ communities with vigor by advocating for inclusive policies and practices that dismantle barriers of access to guarantee all persons, regardless of gender or sexual identity, equitable access to healthcare services.

Professional training

We equip community and service providers with an awareness of the unique challenges facing women and communities of color, as well as tools to implement justice-based strategies in a variety of settings.

Community Awareness

We host and join local and national events and engagements to elevate our communities’ voices in the public discourse on reproductive health, rights, and justice to create a grassroots solidarity network better able to respond to structural inequity and oppression.

Public education & advocacy

We lead and support campaigns to connect the public to pressing reproductive justice issues, using the power of social media, the press, and other communications outlets to bring greater attention to the communities we serve.

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Our Statements

Read our latest statements to see where we stand on the issues that matter most.

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Join our e-advocate database to join our movement for reproductive justice.

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Our policy briefs & agendas

Visit our policy brief center to see our latest policy briefs and policy agendas.

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J. Christopher Reed JD
Policy, Advocacy, and Mobilization Program Manager

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Grabiela D. Hernandez, JD
If/When/How Reproductive Justice HIV Legal Fellow

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Become an advocacy expert

Read our latest blog posts to stay up to date on current news, political actions, and recent developments in the fight for reproductive justice.

10 Reasons a Second Trump Presidency Will Decimate Sexual and Reproductive Health

Discover 10 critical ways a second Trump presidency could impact reproductive healthcare in 2025. From medication access to global policies, explore expert analysis on upcoming changes to abortion rights, healthcare coverage, and family planning programs. Essential reading for healthcare providers and advocates.

Our Collective Fight for Reproductive Justice

The recent ruling by Judge Robert McBurney striking down Georgia's six-week abortion ban and its implications for abortion rights in Georgia. Learn about the ongoing fight for reproductive freedom and the need for legislative action to protect access to safe abortion care.

Afraid to Seek Care Amid Georgia’s Abortion Ban, She Stayed at Home and Died

Georgia's abortion ban led to a preventable death when Candi Miller, a high-risk mother, avoided doctors and attempted a self-managed abortion. Her case highlights the dangers of strict abortion laws lacking health exceptions.

How to Vote in Georgia | Find Polling Place Near You | Georgia Voter Resource Guide

Find your polling place, get free Ubers to your polling location, and real-time election results updates. Use our Georgia Voter Resource Guide to get everything you need to vote in Georgia.

Meet The Black Pastor Advocating For Justice, From East Atlanta To Palestine

A major voice in Atlanta's Cop City protests, Rev. Keyanna Jones has been outspoken about how Black liberation in the U.S. intersects with the Palestinian struggle.

A Letter Of Concern To Black Clergy Regarding “Cop City”

Rev. Matthew V. Johnson, Jr. pens an open letter to Black clergy, challenging support for Atlanta's controversial 'Cop City' police training facility and calling for a return to radical Christian values in the face of injustice.

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Our policy, advocacy, & mobilization partner network includes some of the best and brightest local, state, & national organization working towards reproductive health, rights, & justice.

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