Reproductive Coercion and Survivor’s Lived Experiences in a Post-Dobbs World скачать в хорошем качестве

Reproductive Coercion and Survivor’s Lived Experiences in a Post-Dobbs World

This presentation is the third installment in a multi-part In Conversation Series from the Section's Reproductive Rights and Justice Committee. Learn more at ambar.org/reprorights Access to reproductive healthcare, including abortion care, is a lifeline for many survivors of intimate partner violence. With the demise of Roe, the current legal landscape has offered abusive partners more tools for controlling their partners’ reproductive lives. A new report by the National Domestic Violence Hotline, in collaboration with If/When/How, discusses the lived experiences of survivors who are at the intersection of intimate partner violence and reproductive coercion. Join us in a conversation with advocates and experts about the report’s findings, and how federal and state approaches to addressing intimate partner violence have enabled further abuse in this rapidly changing and challenging legal landscape for survivors. Speakers: Sara Ainsworth – Senior Legal and Policy Director, If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice Marium Durrani – Vice President of Policy, National Domestic Violence Hotline Moderator: Karla George – Deputy Director, Family Law Project, Sanctuary for Families; Commission Member, ABA Commission on Domestic and Sexual Violence