Thread by @ReproRights

As we celebrate today's #SCOTUS decision, we want to applaud and thank the amazing individuals and organizations that for so many years have done inspiring reproductive health, rights, and justice work in Louisiana. #MyRightMyDecision

Without them, this victory would not be possible. We at the Center are honored by the opportunity to work with these amazing advocates. #MyRightMyDecision

Lakeesha Harris: As the Director of Reproductive Justice and Health at @WWAVinc & a speaker at our #SCOTUS rally, she advocates for health care within a reproductive justice framework that incorporates the economic, structural, historical & contemporary constraints on power.

Lift Louisiana: @LiftingLA aims to educate, advocate, and litigate for policy changes needed to improve the health and wellbeing of Louisiana's women, their families, and their communities.

Pearl Ricks: Pearl is the Executive Director of @ReJACNOLA, a network of activists sharing information, resources, ideas, and human power to create and implement community projects within the reproductive justice framework.

Katrina L. Rogers: A writer, communications strategist, and political consultant, @KalaroMedia owner Katrina Rogers has worked with orgs such as Young Democrats of America, Obama for America, and the National Association of Black Journalists, among others.

Nia Weeks: Nia is the Founder and Executive Director of @CitizenSHE_LA, an advocacy group in Louisiana building an aligned base of Black women who inform, advocate for, and enact a collective policy agenda to address the needs of Black women across the state.

Steffani Bangel: Steffani is Executive Director of @NolaAbortionFnd, which works alongside local providers to provide compassionate assistance to patients seeking abortions who are unable to fully fund their abortion.

Louisiana Coalition for Reproductive Freedom: A statewide alliance of organizations and individuals working to ensure sexual and reproductive health, rights, and justice for all people through advocacy, law and policy change, and movement-building.

Louisiana Rep. Mandie Landry: She's a strong advocate for reproductive rights: defending an abortion clinic in her legal practice, and making women’s reproductive rights a legislative priority.