Ep. 37: Youth-Led Contraceptive Access Advocacy Programs

Written By LaKia Williams
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Learn about how organizations are increasing access to birth control through youth-led  advocacy! Rochelle Rodney (she/her), the Director of Advocacy for the New York Birth Control Access Project (NYBCAP) joins Black Feminist Rants in discussing the work that NYBCAP does to make birth control as accessible as possible for New Yorkers. Rochelle talks about the emergency contraceptive in vending machines initiative, helping young people do advocacy, and pharmacist-dispensed birth control.

 

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