How to Access Abortion after 24 Weeks
How to Access Abortion after 24 Weeks Canada does not have many options for abortion past 23 weeks and 6 days gestational age. If you are near or past 24 weeks pregnant and seeking an abortion, you may not be able to receive care in Canada, and you may need to travel to the United […]
Team Meet Up: March 19th at 6 pm
Team Meet Up: March 19th at 6 pm
Support the Motion to Restrict Graphic Anti-Abortion Leaflets in Niagara!
St. Catharines City Council is considering a motion to restrict the unsolicited delivery of anonymous, graphic anti-choice leaflets that have been left in mailboxes and door handles across the region for over a decade.
Team Meet Up: February 19th at 6 pm
Team Meet Up: February 19th at 6 pm
Fake Clinic Clarity Pregnancy Options Opening New Niagara Falls Location
Fake Clinic Clarity Pregnancy Options Opening New Niagara Falls Location Anti-abortion fake clinic Clarity Pregnancy Options is opening a new location at the intersection of Drummond Rd. and Portage Rd. in Niagara Falls as of February 1, 2023. This brings them to a total of three locations — on in Welland, St. Catharines, and now […]
Titillating Talks: Combing Through the Layers
Titillating Talks: Combing Through the Layers: Weaving Together Traditions, Tragedies, and Resilience of Black Hair
How to Access Abortion in Niagara
How to Access Abortion in Niagara A guide by Niagara Reproductive Justice. Last updated: January 29 2023. Quick Guide: Call the Niagara Region Sexual Health Centre at (905) 688-3817. Hours: M-F 8:30am-4:30pm, closed for lunch 12pm-1pm. You will be able to speak to a nurse over the phone who will walk you through your options […]
Team Meet Up: January 15th at 6 pm
Team Meet Up: January 15th at 6 pm
Titillating Talks: Menstrual Equity
Titillating Talks: Menstrual Equity
We updated our values statement
We updated our values statement! Scroll to read the new version. December 2022 All activism begins with Indigenous solidarity. Solidarity with Indigenous resistance and decolonization is central to reproductive justice. The Niagara Region has been, and continues to be, a site of colonization, and remains the home of the Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabeg, Wendat, and Chonnonton nations […]