Grant Program Reproductive Health

To sponsor internships for medical students in reproductive health care.

To continue a national media campaign to increase awareness about emergency contraception.

To improve the understanding among the media, policymakers and prochoice advocacy groups of organizations that oppose reproductive rights for women by expanding the Reproductive Rights Program and the Promise Keepers Watch project.

To assist communities in enacting local ordinances to protect reproductive health clinics.

To support the Communities United for Reproductive Safety (CUReS) Project, which is entering its third year in assisting five local efforts to organize public support for ending violence against abortion clinics.

Supplemental grant to provide mifepristone to women seeking medical abortions.

To expand Nursing Students for Choice through a network of university- and hospital-based chapters.

To support the Clinic Defense/Clinic Support Program, which provides direct assistance to any of its 300 member clinics experiencing violence or harassment, as well as ongoing training, guidance and information that enable clinics to improve protection and security.

To implement the Hospital Provider Project, which will encourage hospitals in New York City and New York State to provide the full range of reproductive health care services, including abortion.

To build a membership of physicians, and to increase their opportunities to represent medical perspectives on reproductive health issues.