Fighting Digital Suppression: The New Frontier for Abortion Rights in the Americas and Beyond
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- September 20
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10:00 am - 11:30 am EDT
- Issues:
- Data & TechGenderHealthHuman Rights
The Universal Access Project, Plan C, and Amnesty International USA invite you to a discussion on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly on “Fighting Digital Suppression: The New Frontier for Abortion Rights in the Americas and Beyond.” Join a dynamic panel of experts and activists to discuss the challenges of and strategies for countering digital suppression of abortion and sexual and reproductive health and rights information in a post-Roe world.
We will be joined by a dynamic panel of experts, including:
Genevieve Tam, Co-Founder and COO, Vitala Global
Jane Eklund, Tech and Reproductive Rights Fellow, Amnesty International USA
Giovanni Guerrero Conde, National Director of Clinical Management, Profamilia
Martha Dimitratou, Digital Strategist, Women on Web and Plan C
With moderation by Imani Wilson-Shabazz, Partnerships Manager, Plan C and opening remarks by Dilly Severin, Executive Director, Universal Access Project
Location of the event
The Universal Access Project, Plan C, and Amnesty International USA invite you to a discussion on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly on “Fighting Digital Suppression: The New Frontier for Abortion Rights in the Americas and Beyond.” Join a dynamic panel of experts and activists to discuss the challenges of and strategies for countering digital suppression of abortion and sexual and reproductive health and rights information in a post-Roe world.
We will be joined by a dynamic panel of experts, including:
Genevieve Tam, Co-Founder and COO, Vitala Global
Jane Eklund, Tech and Reproductive Rights Fellow, Amnesty International USA
Giovanni Guerrero Conde, National Director of Clinical Management, Profamilia
Martha Dimitratou, Digital Strategist, Women on Web and Plan C
With moderation by Imani Wilson-Shabazz, Partnerships Manager, Plan C and opening remarks by Dilly Severin, Executive Director, Universal Access Project