OpSave Episode 1: Start Here - Let's Talk About Abortion and Reproductive Justice

Welcome to Episode One of Operation Save Abortion! Thank you for committing to listening to this pod series and for making a commitment to learn more, act more, fund more, and raise hell more in this fight for abortion and bodily autonomy. This is NOT a pod series you listen to while cleaning out your closet. It’s about listening with friends and utilizing the activity and discussion guide designed for each episode to deepen your knowledge. The goal is helping you discover which part of abortion activism is right for you, so you can help build and grow community.  In crafting this project, we were supported by over 60 partner organizations, and each of the five episodes features amazing experts from the reproductive health, rights, and justice movements who show us what is possible if we learn about the opportunities available and are given a road map to show up and show out.  Episode 1: "Let's Talk About Abortion and Reproductive Justice." was intentionally chosen as the premiere episode. It is pretty much your “Reproductive Justice 101” crash course. Abortion activism is just one part of this intersectional movement, so this first episode is designed to help ground your experience throughout this series and overall abortion advocacy in a Reproductive Justice Framework, making sure to center those most effected by these harmful laws, and by following Black, Brown and Indigenous leadership as we fight for bodily autonomy.  LET’S WORK! If you have any questions, reach out to info@operationsaveabortion.com.  Full English transcript available HERE. Full Spanish transcript available HERE.  SPECIAL GUESTS: Moderator: Adaku Utah, National Network of Abortion Funds / IG + TW: @abortionfunds:  Renee Bracey Sherman, We Testify / IG: @wetestify TW: @abortionstories Kwajelyn Jackson, Feminist Women’s Health Center / IG: @Feministcenter TW: @FWHC Aurea Bolaños Perea, COLOR Latina / IG: @color_latina TW: @colorlatina Dr. Yashica Robinson, Alabama Women’s Center for Reproductive Alternatives / IG + TW: @alwomenscenter  EPIS