Reproductive Freedom Fund

Reproductive Freedom Fund is sponsored by California Coalition for Reproductive Freedom (CCRF). The Reproductive Freedom Fund provides mini-grant support to CCRF members to engage in activities that expand access to sexual and reproductive health services and advance reproductive justice in California.

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The Reproductive Freedom Fund provides mini grant support to CCRF members to engage in activities that expand access to sexual and reproductive health services and advance reproductive justice in our state. Currently, we provide mini grants in the following areas: General funding to enable and support an organization’s active participation in CCRF, including meetings, conference calls, and other coalition activities.

Project funding to support policy-related activities that strengthen diversity and collaboration in the reproductive health, rights and justice movement. Activities may include advocacy, community education, organizing, research, or litigation; no funds can be used for lobbying.

Organizational Development funding to support training and/or planning efforts to strengthen my organization’s internal capacity as it relates to intergenerational leadership development, innovative operational models, or diversity and racial justice. RFW Delegation & Training funding to support the recruitment of a delegation of at least 5 constituents to bring to Reproductive Freedom Week.

​ CCRF is fiscally sponsored by Tides Center, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Your gift may be tax deductible pursuant to §170(c) of the Internal Revenue Code. Please visit www.

tides. org/state-nonprofit-disclosures/ for additional information. ACCESS removes barriers and builds the power of Californians to achieve reproductive justice.

AAUW advances equity for women and girls through education, advocacy, philanthropy, and research. The ACLU's mission is to protect and expand civil rights and civil liberties, including reproductive freedom. The ACLU was founded to defend and secure the rights granted by the Bill of Rights.

ACOG, District IX is an organization dedicated to enhancing our members' ability to promote women's health through education, advocacy, practice and research. https://www. acog.

org/about The mission of the American Nurses' Association of California is to advance the quality of health care and the ethical practice of nursing in contemporary society through legislation, regulation, and policy advocacy. http://www. anacalifornia.

org/index. html American Atheists is dedicated to advancing the civil rights of atheists, promoting separation of religion from government, and providing information about atheism.

Over the last fifty years, American Atheists has fought to defend the separation of religion from government with legal actions, lobbying the federal and state government, and engaging in protests and other public actions to ensure that the rights of atheists are protected. https://www. atheists.

org/ Black Women for Wellness is a multi-generational, membership-based organization committed to the well being of Black women and girls by building healthy communities through health education, empowerment and advocacy.

The California Abortion Alliance connects legal, health, and allied communities to protect and advance access to safe, legal abortion care in California, bridging the gap between abortion law, policy, research, and service provision. https://www. abortionalliance.

org/ California Latinas for Reproductive Justice (CLRJ) is a statewide policy and advocacy organization whose mission is to advance California Latinas' reproductive health and rights within a social justice and human rights framework. CLRJ works to ensure that policy developments reflect Latinas’ priority needs, as well as those of their families and their communities. http://www.

californialatinas. org California Medical Association (CMA) and its component medical societies have represented California’s physicians as the recognized voice of the medical profession. Keeping in step with the changing realities of the practice of medicine and the business of health care, CMA understands the unique challenges facing health care providers.

Change is inevitable – and CMA remains ready to meet the demands of the future to support the invaluable benefits that physicians and medical groups provide for California’s communities.

The California Nurse-Midwives Association’s (CNMA) mission is to facilitate the integration of nurse midwives into the health care system of California, promote legislation/regulations supportive of maternal child health and nurse-midwifery practice, and provide a forum for interaction with other groups sharing common maternal-child health goals. http://californianursemidwivesassociation.

org Founded in 1974, Equal Rights Advocates (ERA) is a national, non-profit, civil rights organization dedicated to advancing gender justice as it intersects with economic justice in schools and workplaces nationwide.

Since 1974, ERA has led gender equity work through high-impact litigation, free direct legal services, and policy advocacy focused on protecting and advancing the rights of women and advancing economic security for marginalized communities.

Essential Access Health achieves its mission through an umbrella of programs and services including clinic support initiatives, advanced clinical research, provider training, and advocacy and public awareness campaigns and initiatives. https://www. essentialaccess.

org/ Ibis drives change through bold, rigorous research and principled partnerships that advance sexual and reproductive autonomy, choices, and health worldwide. https://www. ibisreproductivehealth.

org/ If/When/How envisions a transformation of the legal systems and institutions that perpetuate oppression into structures that realize justice, and a future when all people can self-determine their reproductive lives free from discrimination, coercion, or violence. https://www. ifwhenhow.

org The Los Angeles Coalition for Reproductive Justice (LACRJ) is a coalition of over 20 social justice and health organizations collaborating to enhance reproductive health, rights, and justice in Los Angeles. Maternal and Child Health Access (MCHA) improves the health of low income women and families through advocacy, education, training and direct services.

MCHA provides information, support, and technical assistance to health and social service organizations, assists individual women to achieve healthy pregnancies and obtain quality health care for themselves and their children, and educates policymakers and the general public to improve the health and social services systems for all low income women and families and to benefit the entire community in which we live. http://www. mchaccess.

org/index. php The MYA Network is a network of clinicians, activists and patients who want to normalize abortion care, medically and culturally. Founded in 1970, the National Health Law Program (NHeLP) is a public interest law firm working to advance access to quality health care and protect the legal rights of low-income and underserved people.

NHeLP serves legal services programs, community-based organizations, the private bar, providers and individuals who work to preserve a health care safety net for the millions of uninsured or underinsured low-income people. NCJW LA advances social change through a faith-based Jewish lens, bringing together activists across generations.

Founded in 1970, the National Health Law Program (NHeLP) is a public interest law firm working to advance access to quality health care and protect the legal rights of low-income and underserved people. NHeLP serves legal services programs, community-based organizations, the private bar, providers and individuals who work to preserve a health care safety net for the millions of uninsured or underinsured low-income people.

Citizens for Choice promotes reproductive justice through education, healthcare access and advocacy. We exist to inform and enable choice. http://www.

citizensforchoice. org Planned Parenthood's mission is to assure that all individuals have the freedom to make reproductive decisions, and in order for people to make healthy decisions, they should have access to comprehensive information and services related to sexuality, reproduction, methods of contraception, fertility control, and parenthood. http://www.

ppactionca. org Roots of Labor Birth Collective (RLBC) is committed to reproductive justice, and believes that everyone deserves a doula, regardless of one’s ability to pay. We partner with Santa Rita Jail and Bay Area clinics who serve low-income and Black, Indigenous and people of color communities (BIPOC).

RLBC birthworkers provide quality doula care to all birthing people with a focus on communities who are most vulnerable to systemic oppression including those who are incarcerated, immigrants (regardless of their documentation status), survivors, low-income, trans*, queer, and/or people with disabilities. https://www. rootsoflaborbc.

com/ The San Francisco Unity Coalition is a faith-based organization founded by Black & Jewish clergy which has around 100 social activists of all faiths who are committed to the causes of racial, social and economic justice and dismantling systemic racism in San Francisco, the Bay Area and the state.

Our Health and General Welfare Committee focus is to advocate for and partner with organizations to support local, underserved communities' access to culturally appropriate health care, nutritional education and healthy foods, housing security, safe spaces for physical activity, and mental health and substance abuse services.

TEACH trains clinicians in reproductive health, enables them to provide abortion care, and cultivates the next generation of reproductive health champions to ensure everyone has access to comprehensive healthcare. https://www. teachtraining.

org/ The Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice at UC Berkeley School of Law (CRRJ) propels law and policy solutions by connecting people and ideas across the academic-advocate divide. We seek to realize reproductive rights and advance reproductive justice by influencing legal and social science discourse, furthering research and scholarship, and bolstering law and policy advocacy efforts. https://www.

law. berkeley. edu/research/center-on-reproductive-rights-and-justice/ ANSIRH is a collaborative research group at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF).

Our mission is to ensure that reproductive health care and policy are grounded in evidence through multi-disciplinary research, training and advocacy. The UCSF Bixby Center for Global Reproductive Health integrates research, training, clinical care, and advocacy to advance reproductive autonomy, equitable and compassionate care, and reproductive and sexual health worldwide. https://bixbycenter.

ucsf. edu/ URGE is driven by young leaders. We build infrastructure through campus chapters and Community Activist Networks, where we invite individuals to discover their own power and transform it into action.

Together, URGE members educate their communities and advocate for local, state, and national policies in solidarity with other justice focused groups. The Women’s Building of SF is a women-led community space that advocates self-determination, gender equality, and social justice.

Since 1971, San Francisco Women’s Centers has represented and been guided by the belief that all women and girls have the right to safe, joyous, and creative lives. We offer everyone the tools and resources to create better lives for themselves, their family, and their community. https://womensbuilding.

org/ The Women’s Foundation California is a statewide, publicly supported foundation dedicated to achieving racial, economic, and gender justice by centering the experience and expertise of communities most impacted by systemic injustice. https://womensfoundca. org/ Northern California clinic sites that provide abortion, adoption, annual exams, birth control, self-help and self examination, home remedies, screening and more.

womenshealthspecialists. org CCRF is fiscally sponsored by Tides Center, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Your gift may be tax deductible pursuant to §170(c) of the Internal Revenue Code.

Please visit www. tides. org/state-nonprofit-disclosures/ for additional information.

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