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SisterReach continues to fight for the reproductive health of women. “This legislation is not only unconstitutional, but racist and classist. This legislation was decided by a majority white, male, evangelical legislature that double-talks about life while they unapologetically sanction the killing and destruction of vulnerable families all over this state,” Cherisse Scott, SisterReach founder and CEO. Read more at Refinery29.com.
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Cherisse Scott Presents Before the TN Senate Judiciary Committee
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Opioid Crisis and the Criminalization of Pregnant Women Research Briefings
SisterReach hosted research briefings in Washington, D.C. and Memphis, TN in early 2019, centered on the Opioid Crisis and Criminalization of Pregnant Women. The successful effort was largely accomplished because of the diligence of our principal researcher, Dr. Orisha Bowers. Thank you, Orisha! We are also grateful for the partners who joined and invested in our efforts through sponsorship for the events: National Advocates for Pregnant Women, IBIS Reproductive Health, Tennessee Senator Katrina Robinson, and Tennessee Congressman Steve Cohen. |
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