Reproductive health is essential to our lives. Without access to reproductive health, not only are our bodies and families threatened, but our social and financial security.
The landscape of reproductive rights in the United States and elsewhere has drastically changed. From the historic overturn of Roe and resulting abortion bans sweeping states, to more current debates and legislature targeting reproductive health services such as IVF treatments and even travel to access care, the historic crisis of reproductive justice has escalated to a harrowing degree.
Learn more about how the community of feminists at UCSB are doing this work, by continue our programming and community engagement on reproductive justice bringing together student groups, community experts, artists, and scholars.
What we’ve been up to
In conversation
Fellows Laury Oaks and Bri Riddick talk to Katie Wald about their work as Reproductive Futures Fellows.