Monday, June 3, 2013
Monday, March 4, 2013
For Cape Cod women, 'reproductive rights' services are non-existent
Roe v. Wade may not have been overturned, but reproductive rights are harder to claim when clinics are shutting down in large numbers in each state. If you are on Cape Cod and transportation is an issue, you might not be able to exercise the rights that have been protected by the Roe V Wade decision.
These maps show clinic and hospital locations around the state.
This map shows the locations of towns with clinics that are open now in black and locations where clinics have closed since 2002:
This map shows towns where hospitals are providing abortion services in black, and the gray indicates towns where locations that have closed since 2002:
For more information or a detailed report please visit NARAL MA
These maps show clinic and hospital locations around the state.
This map shows the locations of towns with clinics that are open now in black and locations where clinics have closed since 2002:
This map shows towns where hospitals are providing abortion services in black, and the gray indicates towns where locations that have closed since 2002:
For more information or a detailed report please visit NARAL MA
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
REGIONAL PUBLIC HEARING - NOV 19, 2012
The Cape Cod and Islands Commission on the Status of Women
would like to hear from you at
A Regional Public Hearing on Women's Issues
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women
Location:
100 Oak St, Harwich, MA 02645, USA
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