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Brown Daily Herald: R.I. abortion access bill advocates hope for new success after Roe

January 26, 2023 by Jocelyn remote computer

Brown Daily Herald | By Yael Sarig | January 26, 2023 ||  For the fourth consecutive year, the Rhode Island General Assembly’s legislative session saw the proposal of the Equality in Abortion Coverage Act, which would ensure that individuals on Medicaid or state employee health insurance plans receive coverage for abortion procedures. State Sen. Bridget Valverde, D-East … [Read more...] about Brown Daily Herald: R.I. abortion access bill advocates hope for new success after Roe

PR: Advocates Commend Governor for a Budget that Protects Abortion Access

January 19, 2023 by Jocelyn remote computer

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – Thursday, January 19, 2023 Contact: Jocelyn Foye, Executive Director, The Womxn Project [email protected] w. 401-400-0061 On behalf of the Steering Committee members from the Campaign for Equal Abortion Coverage Advocates Commend Governor for a Budget that Protects Abortion Access Groups from across the state are celebrating McKee … [Read more...] about PR: Advocates Commend Governor for a Budget that Protects Abortion Access

Letter to the Editor: Lawmakers need to put people before politics

January 18, 2023 by Jocelyn remote computer

Westerly Sun, January 7, 2023 || As the 2023 General Assembly begins, there will be endless debate about politics and policies. I hope the people in our state who are struggling will not be forgotten. That includes addressing the very real obstacles to reproductive health services, such as the policy taking health coverage for abortion away from many state employees and … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor: Lawmakers need to put people before politics

Uprise RI: On first day of session, advocates steer focus to equal abortion rights

January 5, 2023 by Jocelyn remote computer

by Steve Alquist | January 4, 2023 ||   Reproductive rights volunteers and allies from The Womxn Project urged the members of the Rhode Island General Assembly to take quick action and pass the Equality in Abortion Coverage Act (EACA) yesterday as the House and Senate began their 2023 legislative session.   Reproductive rights volunteers and allies from The Womxn … [Read more...] about Uprise RI: On first day of session, advocates steer focus to equal abortion rights

PR: Activists expect swift passage of abortion access bill

January 3, 2023 by Jocelyn remote computer

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – Tuesday, January 3, 2023 Contact: Jocelyn Foye, Executive Director, The Womxn Project [email protected] w. 401-400-0061 Activists Demand Swift Passage of Abortion Access Bill Advocates from across the state are showing up and speaking out today as the 2023 legislative session begins to say no more delays on the EACA! [Providence, … [Read more...] about PR: Activists expect swift passage of abortion access bill

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