Digital Power & the Fight for Reproductive Justice
Digital Power & the Fight for Reproductive Justice
Join Rights x Tech (RxT) for a vital conversation on how technologists can protect reprodiuctive rights, and what's at stake when digital infrastructure becomes the last line of defense.
From encrypted networks to telehealth access, this month we're asking: what does it mean to build technology that protects reproductive freedom when the legal ground keeps shifting?
Featured Speakers:
Kimberly Seals Allers (she/her) – Journalist | Maternal & Infant Health Advocate | Author | Irth App
Ana Ramirez (she/ella) - Co-Founder + Executive Director, Euki App
Ana Ramirez is the co-founder and Executive Director of Euki, a tech nonprofit that co-creates digital tools with and for communities facing the greatest barriers to sexual and reproductive healthcare. Before co-founding Euki, she worked as a social science researcher on the topics of abortion, menstruation, and HIV and AIDS in the US and globally. She has published her work in academic journals and presented at academic and tech conferences around the globe. Ana is committed to helping build a world where everyone has private, secure access to resources that empower them to live safe, healthy, pleasurable lives.
Host:
Regina Mahone (she/her) – Senior Editor, The Nation | Co-author, Liberating Abortion | Co-host, The A Files: A Secret History of Abortion
Regina Mahone is a writer and editor whose work explores the intersections between race, class, and reproductive rights. As a senior editor at The Nation magazine, she edits articles on a range of topics, including national politics, and runs Repro Nation, a monthly newsletter about global efforts to protect reproductive freedom. She and We Testify Founder Renee Bracey Sherman are co-authors of LIBERATING ABORTION: Claiming Our History, Sharing Our Stories, and Building the Reproductive Future We Deserve, and co-hosts of the podcast The A Files: A Secret History of Abortion from The Meteor.
Regina has written for publications including Cosmopolitan, ELLE, Lux, Rewire News Group, Romper, The Nation, and Truthout.
Who Should Attend?
- Technologists working at the intersection of ethics, policy, and social justice
- Reproductive justice advocates and storytellers
- OB/GYNs and healthcare providers
- Designers, developers, and civic technologists
- Anyone committed to building infrastructure for bodily autonomy and digital freedom
🔹Spaces is limited, so register now to join the conversation.
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