BMMA provides technical assistance, training, and capacity building for grassroots organizations, maternity care service providers, academia, and the public health industry….

Black Women’s Blueprint is a survivor-founded movement to place black women’s lives and concerns within the political, civil and human rights concerns….

Black Women’s Health Imperative is a black women-lead organization devoted to health equity for black women and girls in America….

After nearly 40 years as CLPP, a program of Hampshire College, we are moving into the next phase of our existence as Collective Power for Reproductive Justice, a national movement-building organization centering reproductive justice. Reproductive justice, a term coined by Black women in 1994, expands the conversation around abortion rights to include the impacts of racism and other intersecting oppressions. Our new name was literally born through the collective input and power of our community, of each of you. Collective Power is an intersectional, intuitive organic coming together of different voices, ideas, and disciplines. Together, we’ll always be working to push the growth edge, to center those most affected by reproductive oppression — to create space for new and radical thought….

Elephant Circle provides coaching, consulting, network building and accessible educational materials in their approach to birth justice. …

EverThrive works to ensure that communities most impacted by injustice in Illinois have the access, resources, health care, and choice to create and sustain healthy families on their own terms. …

Forward Together uses an intersectional approach in their fight to dismantle culture and policy that marginalizes people based on race, sexuality and gender….

In Our Own Voice is a national-state partnership focused on lifting up the voices of Black women leaders at the national and regional levels in the fight for reproductive justice….

The Institute for Healing and Justice in Medicine uplifts, shares, and produces knowledge and healing practices that affirm the inherent wholeness and humanity of each person….

Justseeds Artists’ Cooperative is a decentralized network of artists committed to social, environmental, and political engagement….

For the first time since the civil rights movement there is a national reckoning around race in America. The More Up Campus seeks to participate in this reckoning by finding creative ways to honor the voiceless, the minimized, the ignored. The erection of the “Mothers of Gynecology” monument honors the sacrifice of Anarcha, Lucy, and Betsey, the enslaved experimental subjects of the so-called “father of gynecology,” J. Marion Sims. More Up is located in Montgomery, Alabama, and the “Mothers of Gynecology” monument stands not far from where Sims’s dastardly experiments were conducted. Drawing on a comprehensive re-examination of Sims’s career, and never-before-seen archival documents that reveal the lives and fates of Anarcha, Lucy, and Betsey, the “Mothers of Gynecology” acts as a first step toward teaching and reimagining the true story of the nation, facing the injustice of the past and honoring the courage of overlooked heroes….

MOTHER Lab uses research, advocacy, and mentorship to address and eradicate inequities facing Black women….

The NAAB develops innovative models of care to equip birth workers and birth institutions with the necessary tools to advance better black maternal health outcomes….

The National Latina Institute for Reproductive Justice grounds its work at the intersection of reproductive health and rights, im/migrant rights, Latino civil rights and liberties, and economic justice….

New Voices for Reproductive Justice uses community organizing, leadership development, and voter engagement to help dismantle patriarchal anti-Blackness. …

SisterReach is a grassroots 501(c)3 nonprofit that supports the reproductive autonomy of women and teens of color, poor and rural women, LGBTQIA+ people and their families….

Take Root – Red State Reproductive Justice hosts an annual conference that creates a foundational space for red state connections and organizing. Hosting a conference with a reproductive justice framework helps us see the connection between poverty and food access in rural and urban communities, histories of coercive sterilization of people of color, the disparity in impacts of the criminalization of drugs and its effects on families, gender self-determination and gender violence, access to contraception, trans health, and medical consent information….

The Doula Project provides emotional, physical and informational support to people across the spectrum of pregnancy at no cost to them. …