The Abortion Episode (Part Five): Identifying Anti-Choice ”Clinics” | the dangers of crisis pregnancy centres with Joyce Arthur & Annaliese Downey

The Tea with Laura & Rachele

In this episode we have two very special guests, Joyce Arthur and Annaliese Downey. Joyce is an abortion rights activist and the founder and Executive Director of the Abortion Rights Coalition of Canada. Annaliese is a recent graduate from the English Department at the University of Lethbridge and a Volunteer Researcher with the Abortion Rights Coalition of Canada. She’s currently involved with two projects with ARCC and is passionate about Reproductive Health Justice in Canada. In this episode listeners will learn all about Crisis Pregnancy Centres, the groups behind them and how to spot them.

Although we are focusing on Canada's organizations we hope this episode will inspire you to research how you can support reproductive and human rights in your country.

Resources

List of ARCC CPC's

Abortion Rights Coalition of Canada

All About Teale

AccessBC

Dr. Ruth's Talk on Reproductive Justice & No-Cost Contraception

MyPostCare.ca

National Abortion Federation Canada

NAF Hotline - 1-800-772-9100

Action Canada for Sexual Health & Rights

Action Hotline (Call) - 1-888-642-2725

Action Hotline (Text) - 1-613-800-6757

Choice Connect Abortion Referral

Women Help Women (Abortion Pill & Contraceptives)

Women on Web

Tia Health (Online Doctor Appointments)

Check out Joyce Arthur's Publications

Viewer Discretion Legislation Coalition (London, ON)

Norma Scarborough Fund

SisterSong

Cover ContraceptiON

Birth Control Access for Manitoba

Sex [M]ed

Our Commons

Open Parliament

Planned Parenthood - Toronto

DO NOT GOOGLE ABORTION CLINICS & AVOID CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTRES

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What we're drinking: Rachele - Gingerbread | Laura - Amaretto Rooibos | Joyce - Pomegranate Raspberry Tea | Annaliese - Water

Disclaimer: All views expressed on the show are based on personal opinions and experiences. Your opinions and experiences may differ. Always do your own research.