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The 2024 presidential election took place almost two and a half years after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, taking away the constitutional right to terminate a pregnancy. Since Roe’s fall, a number of states have enacted near-total abortion bans and severe restrictions. Races at the national and state levels, along with state-level ballot initiatives, will shape the future of reproductive rights and health care in the United States and across the globe.
On November 15, the Governance Studies program at Brookings held a post-election webinar about the key issues and challenges for restoring reproductive rights and providing access to reproductive health care for all individuals and communities.
Agenda
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November 15
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Panel
Alison Kiser Executive Director of Planned Parenthood Votes South - Planned Parenthood South Atlantic
Greer Donley Associate Dean for Research and Faculty Development, John E. Murray Faculty Scholar, Associate Professor of Law - University of Pittsburgh
Caroline Sacerdote Senior Staff Attorney, U.S. Litigation - Center for Reproductive Rights @cm_sacerdoteModerator
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