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LA County Offers Safe Haven for Those Seeking Reproductive Health Services

Was Live Wed, Sep 14, 2022 | 2 pm PT

Guest Speakers:

  • Chanel Smith, Director, LA County Women and Girls Initiative 
  • Dr. Susie Baldwin, Medical Director, Office of Women’s Health, Los Angeles County  Department of Public Health 
  • Sylvia Castillo, Director, Government and Community Affairs at Essential Access Health
  • Sasha Nochimow, Access Reproductive Justice 
  • Rigoberto Reyes, Executive Director, Office of Immigrant Affairs, will also be available  for Q&A

Event Description

In the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision overturning Roe v. Wade, LA County continues to ensure that access to information and services related to reproductive health and abortions are available to all — regardless of immigration status or residency. Speakers will discuss LA County’s efforts to remain a safe haven where people can access services, and how community based nonprofits are working with LA County to safeguard reproductive rights.

Presented by LA County Chief Executive Office
& Ethnic Media Services

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