The rePROFilm Periodical – featuring a new film and podcast each month – is generously underwritten and is FREE and available to anyone.

Through film and conversation, rePROFilm advocates for reproductive health, justice and bodily autonomy. We lift intersectional issues, using the power of storytelling as a catalyst for knowledge, intention and action.

“We started pouring so much more love into each other and patience into each other because we realized how alone we were on this journey.” — Pere DeRoy

Kids of queer parents are alright, sometimes even better
“Children of same-sex couples do just as well in life as those with opposite-sex parents — and in some cases, better, according to a new study” by Chinese and American researchers, whose findings suggest that children of “sexual minority” couples may have advantages, including better relationships with their parents.
Transgender and non-binary reproductive health care resources
This exhaustive list of reproductive health resources includes book and podcast recs along with information about lactation support, childbirth and parenting education, and fertility. Many of the resources are virtual, but there’s also info about in-person services for LA-area folks.
Virtual event: The path to reproductive freedom a year after Dobbs
Join us for a virtual event on June 21 that will spotlight the short film “Under G-d” and bring filmmakers, advocates, and legal scholars together to discuss the ramifications of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization and where we go from here.
The Center for Sexuality & Gender Diversity at the University of Kansas
advocates for livability, fosters wellness, critically educates, and creates connections with and for queer and trans students, faculty, and staff alongside the broader KU community.
“So, That Happened”
rePROFilm programmer Neha Aziz is raising money to make a short film. She quickly met her goal of $15K, but you can still kick a few dollars her way.
The film follows Sheila and Imran who haven’t seen each other since college, but when Imran moves back to Austin, an opportunity arises for the pair to get acquainted once more.
And look for “So, That Happened” on the 2024 film festival circuit!
rePROFilm endeavors to make our programming a safe, accessible and welcome place for anyone who wants to participate. We acknowledge that we have much to learn about creating this space, and welcome and and all feedback that can make us better aware and able to support all minds and bodies.
We are committed to screening films in accessible venues, and also understand that meeting ADA standards for accessibility does not actually mean a venue is actually accommodating for everyone. As best we can, we will offer a complimentary companion ticket to our film screenings as requested. For our virtual screenings, we ask all filmmaking teams to provide closed captioning, audio descriptions or open captions whenever possible. For any questions, please contact us at 323-810-6909 or help@reprofilm.org. We are here to do our best to make our programming as inclusive as possible.