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Periodical Podcast Bonus Episode: Why WE’RE Here
Meet some of the rePRO Team
Get to know us a little better in this bonus podcast episode: A few members of the rePRO team got together to talk about why we do this work. Hear from co-founders Lela Meadow-Conner and Mallory Martin, podcast host Asha Dahya, programmer Neha Aziz, and copywriter Emily Christensen.
(Recorded prior to June 24, 2022.)
“We’re all from all across the country. We’re from all different walks of life and different lived experiences, different ages … (we’re in) different parts of our lives. And I think that it’s so important that rePRO never is a singular vision. It is all of us..”
— Lela Meadow-Conner
The RePRO Period Podcast Episode 6: Andrea Raby and Marie Khan in conversation with Asha Dahya
In this bracing conversation, “Undue Burdens” director/producer Andrea Raby and Marie Khan, director of operations for Midwest Access Coalition break down what each of us can do to preserve abortion access and why wearing Handmaid costumes and wielding wire hangers isn’t helpful.

What abortion looks like in every state — right now
This invaluable, continually updated resource summarizes current abortion laws across the U.S., aggregates the latest news, and even includes a handy glossary of terms. And can we just say how much we love The 19th? Visit for the easy-to-understand infographics, stay for the comprehensive reproductive health coverage.
(The 19th)
6 Ways to Fight for Abortion Rights After Roe
In this bracing piece, Katha Pollit lists a range of practical next steps to shore up abortion access in a post-Roe world. “[D]on’t let yourself feel pre-defeated,” she writes. “We can win this eventually, but despair will make it harder.” Write it on a Post-It note, because the sentiment is too important to forget.
Half of States Set to Ban Abortion Have No Sex Ed Requirements
Comprehensive sex ed is correlated with significantly lower rates of teen pregnancy, yet many states likely to ban abortion don’t require it. The consequences are obvious: “[W]e’re going to have a lot of people turning to unreliable sources of information,” says one sex educator. This is a reminder that education is key to reproductive justice.
(The 74)
Texting for Reproductive Justice
Mohini Lal spends her weekends catching up on work, parenting her children — and “helping people get abortions.” She’s a volunteer for Texas Equal Access Fund’s text message hotline, a critical resource as Texas’ abortion laws tighten. This portrait of practical activism pairs well with this month’s film selection, and text-based volunteerism is an excellent alternative for folks who want to fit some activism into their busy lives.