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Showing 1 to 20 of 35 for “"reproductive justice"”.
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Adoption: From Reproductive Exploitation to Reproductive Justice
… and further, remains noticeably silent within reproductive justice theory. This research identifies reproductive oppression, exploitation and violence within adoption systems in domestic, transnational and colonial contexts, addresses the exclusion of the institution of adoption within the …
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Racial Reproductive Control Logics and the Reproductive Justice Movement
<p>The reproductive justice movement gives a voice and representation to women of color whose experience of reproductive control is impacted by intersecting layers of oppression. This thesis uses an intersectional approach to develop the concept of racial reproductive control logics, which …
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‘Where life is precious’: Towards reproductive justice in information work
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2023-04-12 without embargo terms
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Salud, Dignidad, Justicia: Articulating "Choice" and "Reproductive Justice" for Latinas in the United States
… evolution of the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health. The author argues that the rhetors of the reviewed texts reveal the organization’s dual goals of both altering and resonating with the values and attitudes of Latinas regarding their <reproductive rights> concerns, as well as …
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Salud, Dignidad, Justicia: Articulating "Choice" and "Reproductive Justice" for Latinas in the United States
… evolution of the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health. The author argues that the rhetors of the reviewed texts reveal the organization’s dual goals of both altering and resonating with the values and attitudes of Latinas regarding their <reproductive rights> concerns, as well as …
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An Ethical Analysis of Reproductive Justice in the Context of the Egenics Movement in the United States
… their bodies vulnerable once again.</p> <p>The Reproductive Justice Movement is a collaboration of organized women of color who fight for the full range of reproductive rights, health services, and parenting options for women. The movement formed by the group SisterSong, forged partnerships …
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Shared Decision-Making and Coping During Fertility Treatments: Understanding Black Women’s Experiences Using a Reproductive Justice Lens
… experiences. This dissertation study applied a Reproductive Justice lens to explore and understand 15 Black women’s experiences with seeking and receiving fertility treatments, experiences with shared decision-making for treatments to become pregnant, and how they coped during fertility …
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Uterine time and subjectivities: an ethnographic account of the uterus in online body-talk and other articulations of reproductive justice in South African feminist publics
… context of increased public focus on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in public health and social justice conversations, this research asks how young people's personal experiences and feelings about the uterus are affected by and mediated through public discourses about …
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Envisioning maternal health practice through antiracist feminisms
… how antiracist feminisms, including tenets of reproductive justice, provide foundational, theoretical frameworks for health care practitioners to ground and transform their care practices, directly combat maternal health inequity, and further the work of maternal health care and reproductive …
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Are We There Yet?: Mobilities, Shame, and the Rhetoric of the Abortion Road Trip
… abortion care and activist efforts to provide reproductive health care through road travel. Ultimately, this analysis contributes to a growing body of work on reproductive justice in the post-Roe era and argues that Reproductive Justice advocacy must center road travel in order to best support …
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We're paid to take care of the movement. The movement ain't paid to take care of us: The Promise and Challenges of Workplace Strategies of Black Feminist Organizations
Reproductive justice is a social justice movement based on black feminist principles that is also a direct response to women of color's invisibility within white mainstream feminist organizations and workplaces. This ethnographic case study of WomenUnited, a woman of color reproductive justice …
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Cuidate mija: power in everyday discourses about adolescent pregnancy in urban Ecuador
… about young people and their sexual and reproductive lives. This critical ethnography challenges these narratives by centering the voices of young people and their experiences with sex, sexuality, and pregnancy in the urban cities of Quito and Cuenca, Ecuador. Drawing upon interviews with …
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Service Providers' Perspectives on Abortion Access Challenges for People with Precarious Housing and Migration Status in Niagara, Ontario: An Interpretive Description Study
… Niagara region of Ontario, Canada. Grounded in reproductive justice and structural violence theoretical frameworks, and employing an interpretive description methodology, this qualitative study aimed to understand how we can better support service providers so that they may better support their …
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Exploring Irish Women's Experiences of Social Climate Around Abortion After the Repeal of the Eighth Amendment
… abortion in intersectional understandings of reproductive justice. This research provides important insight on the successes and failures of the Repeal campaign that can be of use to future reproductive justice activist efforts, both in Ireland and transnationally.
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Reaching across difference
… provision and access, potentially jeopardizing reproductive justice for trans and non-binary whānau. My study aimed to explore the knowledge and beliefs of Lead Maternity Care (LMC) kahu pōkai about lactation and chestfeeding/breastfeeding for trans and non-binary whānau with the purpose of …
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When Violence Thrives in Silence: Highlighting Narratives of Women Survivors of Obstetric Violence in Alabama
… Alabama. Through a feminist, qualitative lens, reproductive justice theory guides this three-article dissertation purporting that all women have the human right to autonomy, the right to self-determination, and dignity and worth of a person. Each article-style paper reviews this work through the …
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Community-based doulas and their role in combating obstetric racism for marginalized BIPOC & migrant women: The Contigo Bilingual Doula Program
… that community-based bilingual doulas are a justice-based necessity in a maternity care system that has failed its most vulnerable patients. Using frameworks of health justice, reproductive justice, autonomy, and structural competency, I contend that the integration of community-based doulas …
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Reproductive Injustice: Abortion Restrictions and Maternal Mortality Rates
… mortality rates and abortion restrictions from a reproductive injustice perspective, integrating the theory of necropolitics. Using a time-series cross-sectional analysis of all 50 U.S. states from 2009 to 2019, this study highlights the impact of restrictive abortion policies during a period of …
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UNEQUAL RIGHTS AND CONSTRAINED CHOICE: NARRATING WOMEN'S EXPERIENCES WITH IDENTITY, REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES, AND ABORTION
… as within both Critical Race Feminism (CRF) and Reproductive Justice (RJ) frameworks, this dissertation asks: How does the narrator construct the importance of her identity in her abortion and reproductive health services experiences?; Does the narrator link previous reproductive health services …
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Clinically Assisted Reproduction Among Sexual Minority Women: Plans, Pivots, And Partnered-Decisions
… investigation. Informed by health equity and reproductive justice frameworks, this dissertation qualitatively examines the experiences of 20 coupled SMW (10 same-sex cisfemale couples) actively engaged in trying to conceive with clinically assisted reproduction (CAR), in the United States. …
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