March 29, 7:00 PM–9:00 PM
NWL March General Meeting — Learning from the Fight for the Morning After Pill
Join NWL-NYC for a special public talk organized in partnership with A.I.R. Gallery to celebrate Women’s History Month, and learn about NWL’s campaign to get the Morning After Pill (MAP) available over the counter.
At the meeting, an NWL activist and plaintiff in the case against the FDA (Tummino v. Hamburg) will discuss the tactics ultimately won the fight to make emergency contraception available to all without a prescription (hint, it wasn’t just a court case).
The group will discuss how the MAP campaign can serve as a lesson in “going for what we really want” in today’s fight for abortion access.
The group will also answer the discussion question: What do you think the feminist movement should be doing under our current conditions?
This event has limited capacity, so please register to attend and secure your seat.
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