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Global Heroes Honored in L.A.

April 22, 2013 by Ms. Leave a Comment
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An Afghan rapper. The founder of the first primary school for girls in a Kenyan village. A trailblazing member of Congress who fights to create an AIDS-free generation. An advocate for women’s and children’s rights and empowerment. Tonite in Los Angeles, the Feminist Majority Foundation (publisher of Ms.) will award these four women with its [...]

Filed Under: Global Repro Rights, Global Women's Rights Tagged With: Barbara Lee, Cheryl Saban, Feminist Majority Foundation, Global Women's Rights Awards, Kakenya Ntaiya, Soosan Firooz

Commemorate Roe: Join the Online March for Trust Women Week

January 20, 2012 by Sarah Shanks Leave a Comment
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With all of the attacks on women’s reproductive health, there is no better time to become active and engaged on abortion issues than during the anniversary of Roe vs. Wade. The Silver Ribbon Campaign does just that with their Online March for Trust Women Week. The Silver Ribbon Campaign is a coalition of 42 national [...]

Filed Under: Feminist Campus Tagged With: abortion, abortion access, action, Feminist Campus, Feminist Majority Foundation, Roe v. Wade, women's health

In Mississippi, and in Every State, We ARE a Pro-Choice, Pro-Birth Control Nation

November 14, 2011 by Ms. 1 Comment
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  By duVergne Gaines I just returned from the front lines in Mississippi, where students on campuses across the state united and mobilized to defeat the so-called “personhood” amendment. In the beginning, many political pundits made it sound as though Initiative 26 was a fait accompli. From the day I landed in Jackson to stay [...]

Filed Under: Reproductive Rights, Women's Health Tagged With: abortion, Eleanor Smeal, Feminist Majority Foundation, Hormonal Birth Control, IUD, IVF, Mississippi, Mississippians for Healthy Families, Personhood Amendment

“We’ve Had Enough!”: Pro-Choice Gather at PA State Capitol to Protest Proposed TRAP laws

September 29, 2011 by Francesca Witcher Leave a Comment
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On Wednesday September 28, hundreds of pro-choice supporters gathered for the “We’ve Had Enough” rally in the Rotunda of the Pennsylvania State Capitol in Harrisburg, PA to protest SB 732 or the Health Care Facilities Act, which is a Targeted Regulation of Abortion Provider (TRAP) law. SB 732 would make abortion care inaccessible to millions [...]

Filed Under: Abortion Access & Activism, Action & Advocacy, Campaigns, Clinic Access, Feminist Campus, Reproductive Rights, Women's Health Tagged With: abortion access, action, Feminist Majority Foundation, rallies, women's health

HERvotes: How the Youth, Women and Minority Vote are at Stake in 2012

August 26, 2011 by Francesca Witcher 4 Comments
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This is part of the #Hervotes Blog Carnival. The Feminist Majority Foundation and Ms. Magazine are partnering with other organizations that represent women and people of color in a Health and Economic Right or HERvotes initiative for the election in 2012. FMF’s Campus Team is gearing up together with HERvotes for its Get Out Her [...]

Filed Under: Action & Advocacy, Feminist Campus, Get Out Her Vote, Students Rising Up, Women's Health Tagged With: campus organizing, Campus Team, Feminist Campus, Feminist Majority Foundation, Get Out Her Vote, HERvotes, social justice, Washington DC, women's health

A Loss for Dolores Huerta, and the World

July 28, 2011 by Ms. Leave a Comment
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By Eleanor Smeal I was distraught to learn last night of the unexpected death of Richard Estrada Chavez, the life partner of my dear friend Dolores Huerta, who serves on the Feminist Majority Foundation board of directors. Richard was the younger brother of Cesar Chavez, who cofounded the United Farm Workers (UFW) with Dolores. Richard [...]

Filed Under: Feminist Campus Tagged With: Cesar Chavez, Dolores Huerta, Dolores Huerta Foundation, Feminist Majority Foundation, Richard Estrada Chavez

Orlando Update: Clinics Remain Open in Face of Anti-Abortion “Siege”

July 22, 2011 by Ms. Leave a Comment
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By Christie Thompson The weeklong Operation Rescue/Operation Save America (OR/OSA) “siege” of Orlando has just two days left, and area women’s health care providers have successfully remained open and operating throughout. The anti-abortion extremist group targeted seven different clinics over the course of the week, surrounding offices and harassing both staff and patients. Organizers from [...]

Filed Under: Abortion Access & Activism, Clinic Access, Reproductive Rights Tagged With: Anti-Abortion, Anti-Abortion Extremism, Army of God, Dr. George Tiller, Feminist Majority Foundation, Operation Rescue/Operation Save America, Priests for Life, Troy Newman

100,000 Have Told the FBI That Rape Is Rape. Have You?

July 22, 2011 by Ms. Leave a Comment
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By Annie Shields Nearly 100,000 people have signed onto the Ms. and Feminist Majority Foundation (FMF) campaign to change the FBI’s definition of “forcible” rape. After a Ms. investigative report found that the FBI’s fundamentally flawed definition excludes hundreds of thousands of rapes from the yearly Uniform Crime Report, Ms. and FMF started a Change.org [...]

Filed Under: Violence Against Women Tagged With: Change.org, Eleanor Smeal, FBI, Feminist Majority Foundation, Katherine Spillar, Rape is Rape, Shelby Knox, Uniform Crime Report

Midwives: Women Saving Women

May 5, 2011 by Meghan Shalvoy Leave a Comment
A group of young female midwives at a conference in Kabuhl Afghanistan. Photo credit: USAID Afghanistan

Today, May 5, 2011 is International Day of the Midwife, which was spearheaded by the International Confederation of Midwives in 1992. It’s been said over and over, but it bears repeating. ONE WOMAN DIES EVERY MINUTE OF EVERY DAY DUE TO COMPLICATIONS OF CHILDBIRTH. That’s approximately 529,000 women each year, with another 10 MILLION more [...]

Filed Under: Global Women's Rights, Reproductive Rights, Women's Health Tagged With: Afghanistan, childbirth, Feminist Majority Foundation, Feminist newswire, International Confederation of Midwives, International Day of the Midwife, maternal mortality, midwives, Mother's Day, mothers, nursing, reproductive rights, skilled birth attendant, UNFPA, United States, Women Deliver, women's health, World Health Organization

Conference Early Bird Registration Coming Up

January 28, 2011 by fcBlogAdmin Leave a Comment
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It’s that time of year again feminists! The 7th annual National Young Feminist Leadership Conference is coming up fast. It’s happening on March 12th-14th at the George Washington University in our nation’s capital, Washington, DC. There, hundreds of young feminist activists will come together to learn from influential feminist activists, as well as to meet [...]

Filed Under: NYFLC Tagged With: Campus Team, conferences, Feminist Campus, Feminist Majority Foundation, NYFLC, The George Washington University, Washington DC
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