Canada's only national, political pro-choice group, advocating for reproductive justice for all 🦋
https://www.arcc-cdac.ca
Abortion Rights Coalition of Canada
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Full episode (17 mins): www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ycu...
If you missed it, you can now watch short takes from ARCC’s game show that tests contestants' knowledge on reproductive health through the dubious lens of anti-abortion pregnancy centres. "Is Your Health in Jeopardy?"
Short takes: www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...
(full episode link in comments)
📣 We have just a few more days to raise the rest of the funds for our “Abortion is Healthcare” billboard campaign!
With the remaining funds we are hoping to extend our campaign with a 2-month stint in London, Ontario — but we still need your help! Donate here and share! chuffed.org/project/1704...
Depuis son lit d'hôpital à Vita, Marion Penner attend. À 94 ans, la résidente de Steinbach souhaite avoir recours à l'aide médicale à mourir, mais les démarches entreprises au cours des derniers mois n'ont pas encore abouti.
Researchers at @uvic.ca are looking for participants age 19+ who live in British Columbia and have experienced or had a partner experience a pregnancy loss (miscarriage, stillbirth, abortion, or unsuccessful IVF treatment) to study the emotional responses.
Email [email protected] to participate!
Join us this Saturday for an exciting panel where we will talk about Freedom of Information and Access to Information and Privacy Requests, and how to use them in your reproductive rights research and advocacy. 🗣📣
Register here: www.arcc-cdac.ca/activist-wor...
94-year-old Marion Penner in Steinbach Manitoba has been refused medical assistance in dying, so has stopped taking her heart medication and antibiotics in hopes of hastening her death. ARCC says that a provincial law protecting doctors who deny MAID is inflicting cruelty and trauma onto her.
Universal coverage works! Two years after BC implemented its free contraception program, patient spending was 83% lower than expected, with an average savings of $43 per contraceptive user per year.
La CDAC dénonce le financement public que le Comté de Mountain View et la Municipalité d'Olds en Alberta ont attribué à un centre de soutien à la grossesse anti-choix. En 2025, le centre s’est vu accorder un financement public de près de 15 000 $ par les deux administrations municipales.
Researchers at UBC found that B.C.'s decision to provide universal, no-cost prescription contraception sharply reduced what patients pay, with the largest financial gains for people in their 20s.
