US EditionIsland reproductive rights advocates honoured for helping make contraceptives free
- Devon Black and Teale Phelps Bondaroff founded the AccessBC Campaign for free prescription contraception, awarded King Charles III Coronation medals for their advocacy work in B.C.
- B.C. Became the first province to implement free prescription contraception in April 2023, including various methods such as IUDs and injections.
- AccessBC reports over 250,000 people accessed this health care by June 2024, reducing out-of-pocket costs for contraception from 37% to 13%.
- AccessBC aims to inspire a national movement for free contraception, with Manitoba and Prince Edward Island now joining B.C. In this commitment.
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Law Matters Podcast: Women’s Rights, Reproductive Health, and Leadership with Sonia Hornery MP
There’s no doubt that the women’s rights movement has made significant advancements in gender equality over the last 100 years, but there is still a long way to go. In this episode of Law Matters, Catherine speaks with Sonia Hornery MP, State Member for Wallsend, about the critical issues affecting women both locally and across NSW. They explore the ongoing struggles for gender equality, particularly in reproductive health, homelessness, and wom…
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