The implications of the Roe vs Wade decision will reach beyond any one group of people or nation. The ruling is a stark reminder of the fragility of recent progress we have seen around the world, and the might of authoritarian forces.
Roe vs. Wade
The implications of the US Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe vs Wade will reach beyond any one group of people or nation. Explore our commentary and analysis on the issues at the heart of this case.
Institutional misogyny is a threat to reproductive justice everywhere
Guest author Evelyne Opondo writes with ODI's Director of Gender on the institutional mechanics and gender norms behind the overturning of Roe vs. Wade.
Think Change episode 5: how can global feminists help fight back on Roe?
What does overturning Roe vs Wade mean for people living beyond US borders? This podcast discusses the international aftershocks of the news that this 1973 Supreme Court decision is set to be overturned.
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Five tips on how the international community can meaningfully support social movements and feminist change from below.
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