Episode 3: When "Christian Nationalism" Meets Reproductive Rights
In this episode about what’s broadly known as Christian Nationalism (we focus on Theocratic Libertarianism), I chat with Rachel Tabachnick, an independent researcher and expert on this topic. We talk about the history, strategy, funding, and mainstream political goals for enacting laws and policies that align with biblical law (including Project 2025). Reproductive rights are a prime target and we look at how to disrupt their plans and fight these attacks!
(In)Accessible is a production of the Keystone Progress Education Fund and hosted by Rebecca Susman.
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Bonus Episode! The Art of Democracy: Whose Choice? Panel Discussion
In this special bonus episode we share the October 8th panel discussion at our The Art of Democracy: Whose Choice? exhibition. The event covered topics such as who has access to reproductive healthcare, what your rights are, and how can you take control of your bodily autonomy.
Facilitated by Rebecca Susman, the conversation featured Tyler Gillett, Staff Attorney at the Women’s Law Project, Sydney Etheredge, President and CEO of Planned Parenthood of Western PA, and Alecia Ott, Founder of The Auto(nomous) Body Shop!
(In)Accessible is a production of the Keystone Progress Education Fund and hosted by Rebecca Susman.
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Episode 2: When Disability Justice meets Repro Access
In this episode about disability justice, we chat with Monica Still, the Nurse Care Coordinator at the adult spina bifida clinic in Pittsburgh about the many factors that go into accessing reproductive healthcare for people with disabilities!
In(Accessible) is a production of the Keystone Progress Education Fund and hosted by Rebecca Susman.
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Episode 1: When #Vanlife Meets Abortion Access (Alecia Ott, The Auto(nomous) Body Shop)
Welcome to (In)Accessible! The podcast where we talk with people have all devoted a lot of time and energy towards fantastic projects making the full spectrum of reproductive healthcare accessible to everyone who seeks it. And YES, this of course includes abortion care.
In this episode we chat with Alecia Ott of The Auto(nomous) Body Shop, a Pittsburgh-based mobile resource van supporting bodily autonomy and community care. It's an amazing program that distributes free reproductive healthcare and harm reduction information and supplies!
(In)Accessible is a production of the Keystone Progress Education Fund and hosted by Rebecca Susman.
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