Shameless is very proud to co-sponsor Global Choice? Abortion, Access, and Reproductive Rights, a series of films and a panel discussion on pro-choice media, including both our fantastic editor, Megan Griffith-Greene, and fabulous blogger Jessica Yee. We hope to see you there for this very important event!
Canadians for Choice in partnership with RABBLE.ca and Shameless Magazine: For Girls Who Get It! presents:
Global Choice? Abortion, Access, and Reproductive Rights
Join us for film screenings of the Abortion Democracy and the Coat Hanger Project followed by a panel discussion with the film directors and featured speakers on the importance of pro-choice media.
Speakers include Sarah Diehl (director of Abortion Democracy), Angie Young (director of the Coat Hanger Project), Jessica Yee (Canadians for Choice and the Native Youth Sexual Health Network), Megan Griffith-Greene (Shameless Magazine), Michelle Langlois (RABBLE.ca)
Films begin at 6:30pm, discussion to follow. Admission is pay-what-you-can. Venue is wheelchair accessible.
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