Reproductive Rights & Health: Comparing the US and Nicaragua
Alliance for Global Justice
Massachusetts Peace Action
invite you to a
NICARAGUA WEBINAR
Reproductive Rights & Health:
Comparing the US and Nicaragua
Sunday, August 21st - 3pm Eastern, 2pm Central, 1pm Nicaragua, noon Pacific, 8pm Greenwich/UK
Please join us for a 75-minute dialogue with our featured speakers.
Camille Landry will depict current conditions in the US, where reproductive rights and healthcare are facing serious challenges, especially after the recent overturn of Roe v. Wade.
Becca Renk will describe Nicaragua's law, public opinion and religious influence in that country. Then she will discuss improvements in women's lives and gender equality in Nicaragua over the past 15 years. The audience will have ample time to ask questions and offer comments!
Becca Renk has been a community development worker for over 20 years in Ciudad Sandino, Nicaragua, and a delegation coordinator through Casa Ben Linder, a solidarity project of the Jubilee House Community.
Camille Landry is Outreach Director for Alliance for Global Justice's Lucy Parsons Popular Human Rights School.
Special thanks to Massachusetts Peace Action (MAPA) for hosting this webinar and providing technical assistance.
This event is part of a monthly webinar series on Nicaragua. Additional organizational sponsors are welcome. Contact madeline@afgj.org to sign on
Current sponsors:
Alliance for Global Justice
Anticonquista
Baltimore Club CPUSA
Casa Baltimore/Limay
Chicago ALBA Solidarity
Claudia Jones School for Political Education
Echoes of Silence
Fire This Time Movement for Social Justice – Canada
Frente Hugo Chavez para la Defensa de los Pueblos-Canada
Friends of Latin America
Friends of Sandinista Nicaragua
Friends of the ATC
Friendship Office of the Americas
International Action Center
InterReligious Task Force on Central America
Jubilee House Community
Massachusetts Peace Action
Nicaragua Solidarity Campaign
Nicaragua Solidarity Campaign Action Group
Rights Action
Rochester Committee on Latin America
Task Force on the Americas
US Peace Council
Victor Jara Siempre Canta