The (In)Accessible Podcast Episode 3!

When "Christian Nationalism" Meets Reproductive Rights

We’re thrilled to present our podcast, (In)Accessible, where we talk with people who have devoted a lot of time and energy towards fantastic work around reproductive healthcare (including abortion) rights and access for everyone who seeks it. Whether a side project or a day job, each guest provides an unique approach to making full-spectrum reproductive healthcare a reality in Western PA.

In Episode 3: When “Christian Nationalism” meets Reproductive Rights, host Rebecca Susman chats with Rachel Tabachnick, a researcher and expert on the topic. They explore the money, power, and political goals behind the anti-abortion movement and what’s broadly known as Christian Nationalism (in this case Theocratic Libertarianism and other sects). Project 2025 is in action and reproductive rights are a prime target. We need to know how to disrupt their plans and fight these attacks!

Listen HERE on our website, on Apple Podcasts, or on Spotify!

 

The Art of Democracy Exhibitions!

Presented by Keystone Progress Education Fund and Casey Droege Cultural Productions, with CeaseFirePA, these exhibitions explore our democracy as a whole in the context of our current political climate, particularly leading up to the presidential election on November 5.

These three exhibitions, located across Western PA, tackle contemporary issues of reproductive freedom, the impact of gun violence, and the growing role of artists in uniting community voices for change.

Each features the work of living, regional artists thoughtfully curated into displays and public programs to foster discussion, connection, and contemplation, ultimately demonstrating what a healthy democracy should look like!

 
 
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