INTRODUCTION
Overview of Reproductive Justice
Origin and Definition of Reproductive Justice
Impact of Reproductive Justice
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Toni Bond Leonard/Loretta Ross, Laying the Foundation for the Reproductive Justice Movement
Kalpana Krishnamurthy/Rachael Strickler, An RJ Timeline: Handouts and/or Pull-out chart
Rachael Strickler/Monica Simpson, A SisterSong History (Herstory)
Lynn Roberts, On Becoming a Mother in Four Movements: An Intergenerational View through a Reproductive Justice Lens
Stephanie Sellers, Iroquoian Women and Reproductive Justice: Historic Empowerment
Judy A. M. Scully, Eugenics, Women of Color and Reproductive Health: The Saga Continues
Deleso Alford Washington, Framing Her-story: Black Women and the Development of the Medical Specialty of Gynecology in the United States
THEORY
Marlene Gerber Fried, 10 Reasons to Rethink Reproductive “Choice”
Loretta Ross, Conceptualizing Reproductive Justice Theory: A Manifesto for Activism
Andrea Smith, Beyond Pro-Choice Versus Pro-Life: Women of Color and Reproductive Justice
Rickie Solinger, Picturing Reproductive Justice: The “Beggars and Choosers” Exhibition Challenges the Welfare Queen and other 20th Century Ideas about Maternal Legitimacy and Illegitimacy
Beverly Juan Thompson, “Centering” Reproductive Justice: Transitioning from Abortion Rights to Social Justice
Erika Derkas/Rachael Strickler, “Retrofitting Choice: White Women and Reproductive Justice
POLICY, PRACTICE & ACTIVISM
Jill Adams, Reproductive Justice Revolution for Law Students
Pamela Bridgewater - Transforming Silence: The Personal, Political and Pedagogical Prism of
Abortion Narrative
Erika Derkas - Embracing Sex Work’s Complexity: The Anatomy of Global Organizing
Dazon Dixon Diallo, HIV Prevention and Reproductive Justice: A Framework for Saving Women’s Lives
Melissa L. Gilliam, Amy Neustadt, and Rivka Gordon, Reproductive Justice and Clinical Practice
Julie Grigsby, We Were All Slaves Once: Post-Traumatic Slave Syndrome and Reproductive Justice Organizing in Los Angeles
La’Tasha Mayes, Our Civic Engagement Agenda for Reproductive Justice
Benita Miller, Mothering While Poor: Utilizing the Reproductive Justice Framework to Build the Capacities of Young Mothers
Anna Ochoa O’Leary/William Paul Simmons, Reproductive Justice and Resistance at U.S.-Mexico Borderlands
Joshua Price, Incarceration and Natal Alienation
Diana Romero and Angenor Medina, The Welfare Family Cap: Reproductive Rights, Control and Poverty Prevention
Loretta Ross: Trust Black Women: Eugenics Through Billboards
Rachel Roth, “She Doesn’t Deserve to be Treated Like This”: Reproductive Injustice in the U.S. Prison System
Seema Sandamana, Mandating Gardasil for Young Girls in the D.C. Public School System
Judith A.M. Scully, Quinacrine Sterilizations: The “Choice” that Isn’t
Alice Skenadore/Erika Derkas, Wise Women’s Gathering Place: Indigenous/Abstinence Model of Teen Pregnancy Prevention
FRESH VOICES, NEW DIRECTIONS
Jamarah Amani, Birth Justice: These Are Our Rights as Mothers
Sophia Arrendondo, Jessica Far, Irene Lara, & Enrique Rodriguez – Entering Panocha~ A Borderlands Passageway
Mary Krane Derr, Card-Carrying Marchers and Sister Travelers: Pro-life Feminists and the Reproductive Justice Movement (deceased)
Lucia Leandro Gimeno, The Reluctant RJ Organizers: Trans Issues and Reproductive Justice
Dheeshana S. Jayasundara, Reproductive Rights or Reproductive Justice for Reproductive Well-being
Sujatha Jesudason and Emily Galpern, Fresh Voices, Different Perspectives: Ensuring Just Uses of Human Genetic Technologies
Laura Jimenez, Kierra Johnson and Cara Page, Beyond the Trees: Stories and Strategies of Environmental and Reproductive Justice
Katie O’Connell, Disability Rights and Reproductive Justice
Cara Page, Lisa Lusero and Mia Mingus, Love Letters to the Queer Liberation and Reproductive Justice Movement(s)
Amanda Persad, Mothers and Martyrs: Mothers and Sacrifice
Jeanine Kamilah Valrie, Punishment in Reproductive Autonomy: U.S. Drug Policies and their Effects on Black Women
Aaronette White, Childless by Choice: Tubes Tied Truly Child-Free At Last!
