Members of the Cornell Law School's Gender Justice Clinic will present a workshop on the recent legal decisions rolling back reproductive justice.

Panelists:
Professor Liz Brundige, Esme Brooker, Peyton Brooks, and Jacinda Rivas.

The workshop will begin with a panel discussion reflecting on the Dobbs decision; its impact and implications, including for pregnant people seeking abortions and their families and health care providers, for individuals in need of other forms of health care, and for members of marginalized communities; and next steps for advancing reproductive justice after the fall of Roe. We will then break out into small groups to discuss these issues, identify questions, and share ideas. The workshop will conclude with an opportunity for conversation among the panel members and audience.

Please join us for our next installments of this series:

• October 25: OUR BODIES, Their Laws: Impacts of Dobbs V. Jackson on LGBTQ+ Communities
• November tba

Please adhere to Cornell University’s COVID-19 guidelines. Stay informed at https://covid.cornell.edu.

Are you interested in taking a student leadership role in these events and/or do you have any expertise in areas you would like to share with others?  Give us your feedback! We’d love to hear from you! Email fgss@cornell.edu.

This series is sponsored by the Feminist, Gender, & Sexuality Studies Program, the Women's Resource Center, Cornell Health, and the Cornell Law School Gender Justice Clinic