Yesterday, we stood strong in community, countering the Life Chain with a small but mighty turnout. Disabled & immunocompromised folks showed up, and we all masked to protect each other. Abortion is healthcare. Community care is essential. We’ll always defend the right to choose.💚✊🏼#LdnOnt

What they actually need?

🛑 Living wages
🛑 Universal childcare
🛑 Accessible healthcare
🛑 Affordable housing

Stop shaming — start resourcing. 2/2

#StopTheStigma #ReproductiveJustice #PovertyIsViolence #MutualAid #RJForAll

Poverty is not a moral failure. It’s a policy failure.

People living in poverty are often blamed for their reproductive decisions — for having “too many kids,” for seeking abortion, for needing support. 1/2

Reproductive justice isn’t just about the right to choose, it’s about the right to thrive. That means safe housing, liveable income, food security, & healthcare.

If people are forced to parent (or not parent) because they’re poor, that’s not freedom.

No bodily autonomy without economic autonomy.

Still reeling from the Hockey Canada verdict?
It’s another reminder: courts, cops, and institutions protect power — not people.
Reproductive justice demands care for ALL.
Justice must include everyone.

#ReproJustice #DisabilityJustice #BelieveSurvivors #HockeyCanadaVerdict #RJIsMoreThanAbortion

If the Hockey Canada verdict left you gutted, you’re not alone.
Systems protect power, not people.
“Not guilty” ≠ “didn’t happen.”
We believe survivors. We believe you. 🖤

#BelieveSurvivors #ReproductiveJustice #EndRapeCulture #HockeyCanada #LdnOnt

Repost from @blairimani, “July is Disability Pride Month but why do we have this commemoration? Let’s get Smarter in Seconds w/ @jillianmercado, @chronicallyjenni, & @habengirma!

Make sure to follow our guest educators!” [on Instagram]

#DisabilityJustice = #ReproductiveJustice

Let’s keep pressure on our provincial governments 2 sign up for the federal pharmacare so that folks can have access to free contraceptives. Let’s also continue to put pressure on government officials to approve funding that would increase access to gender-affirming reproductive care 4 everyone! 4/4

It’s important to know our history. We don’t want to end up with the same horror show that’s going on in the States and to have to be fighting for freedom in reproductive care once again. 3/4

Even though their movement/protest had a huge impact on the media and the House of Commons, it took another EIGHTEEN YEARS before abortion was finally decriminalized. 2/4

“Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it” (George Santayana).

The fight for abortion rights in Canada began in 1970 with what is known as the Abortion Caravan — a group of feminists travelled across Canada to Ottawa to protest women’s rights to abortion. 1/4

July is Disability Pride Month!

Here r a few tips on how 2B an ally during the month (& the rest of the yr.).

Remember, some disabilities aren't visible, but all disabilities are valid.

#DisabilityAwareness #DisabilityPrideMonth #ReproductiveRights #LdnOnt #BodilyAutonomy #Inclusion #HumanRights