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Thu 5/20: March for Women's Lives Report Back

by Jon Garfield (jon [at] newcollege.edu)
March for Women's Lives Report Back. Join journalist Rose Aguilar for a report back and video footage from the March, along with a panel discussion about reproductive rights. Thursday May 20th, 7:00 pm at New College of California, 766 Valencia Street, San Francisco.


MARCH FOR WOMEN'S LIVES REPORT BACK

Thursday May 20th, 7:00 pm
New College of California, Cultural Center, 766 Valencia Street, San Francisco

Join journalist Rose Aguilar for a report back and video footage from the March,
along with a panel discussion about reproductive rights.

Panelists include:

Deborah Glenn-Rogers, President, San Francisco National Organization for Women
Joan Flores, Development Coordinator, ACCESS/Women’s Health Rights Coalition
Lydia Pace, Coordinator, UCSF chapter of Medical Students for Choice
Erika Jackson, President, San Jose State chapter of the Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance

The March for Women’s Lives drew the largest crowd the women’s movement has ever seen. Organizers said 1.15 million people -- from across the United States and 57 countries -- packed Washington DC’s National Mall. The diverse group, including Catholics for Choice and Republicans for Choice, came together in solidarity to challenge the Bush administration’s assault on women’s rights.

How did the media cover the event?
Did organizers accomplish their goal of reaching out to women of color?
Who marched?
What’s the state of reproductive rights in California and across the nation?
How do women’s rights groups plan to turn over a million marchers into voters?
Where do we go from here?

Co-sponsored by the New College Women’s Spirituality MA Program
http://www.newcollege.edu/womenspirituality/

For more information, call 415-759-6872 and visit:

News We Can Use
http://www.newswecanuse.com/womenspanel.html

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