Category Archives: Reproductive Rights
If ever there was a time when the outcome of an election matters for Mainers who care about reproductive rights, this is it! For two major reasons. This November, voters in Maine will be asked to make a choice for … Continue reading
Election season has begun! The Iowa and New Hampshire primaries are behind us and in Maine, the Republican and Democratic caucuses are scheduled for later this winter. Each year, election fatigue seems to set in earlier and earlier and the … Continue reading
Warning: My inner dork is revealed at the end of this post. In years past, I’ve tended to establish new year’s resolutions with three basic themes: Eat Healthier Exercise More Be Nicer Like many people I know, my inner struggles … Continue reading
Are you feeling ready for a career change but you’re just not sure what your next move might be? Allow me to assist you. Last week a colleague pointed out this little gem on the 40 Days for Life website. … Continue reading
I knew Maine had dodged a bullet this spring when our state legislature rejected several anti-family planning, anti-choice bills. But seeing a recent report from the Guttmacher Institute gives me a new perspective on the results in my home state. … Continue reading
As the current session of the Maine Legislature winds down, I’ve been reflecting on the recent challenges the FPA faced to our mission to ensure that all Maine people have access to reproductive health care and the right to control … Continue reading
