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Think You’re Covered? Think Again

Published: October 11, 2011

Part of the #HERvotes blog carnival. Originally posted at the ACLU Blog of Rights. If you were faced with the decision of having an abortion, would your health insurance cover it? This is a question that many women have probably never considered. It’s a health care procedure that most people just don’t plan ahead for. […]
By Guest Blogger

#HERvotes Blog Carnival Takes on Health Care

Published: October 11, 2011

Part of the #HERvotes blog carnival. Welcome to the third #HERVotes Blog Carnival! This time, the focus is on women and health care. The blog posts below share personal stories and details about the new benefits from the health care reform law, while also offering original insights on what’s at stake for women and health care. You’ll […]
By Feminist Campus Team

Maine Secretary of State’s Confusing Anti-Voter Agenda

Published: September 26, 2011

In Maine, Secretary of State Charlie Summers’ job it is to protect the voting rights of Maine residents, and yet he supports the legislation obviously suppressing that right. In June, upon Summers’ recommendation, Governor Paul LePage signed a bill into law repealing the state’s 38 year old law allowing same-day voter registration. This effectively strips […]
By Meghan Shalvoy

Board of Health Meeting on TRAP Laws: An Education on “Democracy”

Published: September 16, 2011

Organizing around an issue and being a part of a political process is all very exciting, until you see those systems fail you and your peers. Yesterday, the Virginia Board of Health met to decide on regulations that the Governor proposed for first trimester abortion clinics. These regulations put clinics that provide first trimester abortion […]
By Sarah Shanks

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