On Oct. 19, this virtual discussion convened practitioners, activists and scholars engaged in addressing the current legal and political landscape around abortion in the United States and beyond. Expert panelists provided insight into state differences in legal restrictions, political action seeking to secure access in this complex legal environment, and the implications for securing abortion access in other parts of the world. This event was followed by a special session led by the USC Graduate Student Government, Inter-Health Council, Student Assembly for Gender Empowerment and IIGH Student Advisory Council to give USC students a space to discuss opportunities for activism at USC.
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