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We are feminist. We believe that individuals are capable of making informed decisions about their health care, and they deserve to do so in an atmosphere of dignity and respect and as active participants in their care. We are independent. Our health care practices are not directed by corporate mandates, but by the needs of our communities. Our independence allows us to be accessible and responsive to our communities and enables us to take action on emerging and immediate community needs. We are nonprofit. We provide support and services to vulnerable and historically marginalized communities. We are not responsible to stock holders, but to our community, our Board of Directors, and our stakeholders. We are abortion providers. We are proud partners of the broader reproductive justice movement that advocates for a woman’s right to determine whether and when to have children, to become a parent, to parent with dignity, to have a healthy safe pregnancy, and to have healthy safe families and relationships. We are a network. We are stronger together. We work in collaboration to inform public policy, challenge unjust legislation, educate and influence the work of our allies, and to raise and amplify the voices and experiences of the individuals we serve.
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For funding and press inquires or more information about the Feminist Abortion Network, please contact Anita Kuennen, FAN President Phone 406.721.1646 or 1.800.727.2546
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FAN in the News |
Paradigm Shift, December 2010 |
RH Reality Check, December 2009 |
The Abortioneers, September 2009 Feeling Ok About Ourselves, Feminism, Abortion, "Cosmetic" Genital Surgery, and Roots |
FAN Members in the News |
Foster's Daily Democrat, May 2011 Women's health center changing name to honor Joan G. Lovering |
Memphis Parent, February 2011 |
Memphis Commercial Appeal, January 2011 |
Press Release, November 2010 |
RH Reality Check, November 2010 Feminist Health Center Closes After Thirty Years, What Does It Mean for Women? |
The Missoulian, July 2010 |
Missoula Independent, April 2010 |
Washington Post, January 2008 |
Last update: August 29, 2011