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DESCRIPTION:Roe v. Wade: How We Got Here and What's Next for Abortion Rights\n\nHost: 
 Talking Points Memo independent media 
 (https://talkingpointsmemo.com/about)\n\nDate and time: Thu, May 26, 2022 @ 
 10:00 AM PDT\n\nRSVP for event: 
 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/roe-v-wade-whats-next-tickets-333597528187\n\n\nAccording 
 to a leaked draft of a Supreme Court majority opinion, Roe v. Wade is 
 slated to be overturned this summer. \n\n--How likely is it that this draft 
 will be the final ruling? \n\n--How did we get here and what does this mean 
 for civil liberties broadly? \n\n--And how will this affect the day-to-day 
 lives of Americans state by state? \n\nWe’ll bring together journalists, 
 experts, and practitioners for a robust discussion on possible 
 outcomes.\n\nPanelists include:\n\nKulsoom Ijaz joined the Center for 
 Reproductive Rights in 2021 and is a member of the U.S. litigation team. 
 She assists in litigating reproductive rights across the United States. 
 Kulsoom is also a Founding Board Member of the American Muslim Bar 
 Association (AMBA) and is currently serving as the Advocacy Chair. Her work 
 focuses on developing strategy and campaigns, building intersectional 
 coalitions, and co-authoring statements in response to pressing human 
 rights issues. The most recent publication addresses The Islamic Principle 
 of Rahma: A Call for Reproductive Justice, which can be found 
 here.\n\nJennifer Haberkorn covers Congress in Washington, D.C., for the 
 Los Angeles Times. She has reported from Washington since 2005, spending 
 much of that time roaming the halls of the U.S. Capitol. Before arriving at 
 The Times, Haberkorn spent eight years at Politico writing about healthcare 
 policy, including the 2010 healthcare law, a story that took her to 
 Congress, the states, healthcare clinics and courtrooms around the country. 
 She also covered the politics of abortion.\n\nLauren Rankin is a writer, 
 activist, and expert in abortion rights in the U.S. Her work has been 
 featured at the Washington Post, The Cut, Fast Company, Cosmopolitan, Teen 
 Vogue, Refinery29, NBC News, and many more. She is the author of 'Bodies on 
 the Line: At the Front Lines of the Fight to Protect Abortion in America,' 
 about the legacy of everyday volunteers in the fight for abortion rights, 
 in bookstores everywhere on April 5, 2022. She spent six years as a clinic 
 escort in New Jersey and is on the board of A is For, a reproductive rights 
 advocacy nonprofit.\n\nChanel Porchia-Albert has been working within infant 
 and maternal health since 2008 when she founded Ancient Song Doula Services 
 in Brooklyn, New York. Her work in reproductive health has taken her across 
 the world to Uganda where she was a maternal health strategist and board 
 member of Village Birth International assisting mothers in rural areas, 
 working on advisory boards with Ariadne Labs at Harvard School of Public 
 Health, Columbia University Medical School, and various others. She also 
 serves as a consultant on birth justice and provider engagement with the NY 
 City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and on various independent 
 projects with Ancient Song.\n\nModerated by TPM's Kate Riga\n\n 
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SUMMARY:Roe v. Wade: How We Got Here and What's Next for Abortion Rights
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