Labora Collective Streams

Reproductive Justice. Policy. Autonomy. Access.

Rights, federal power, immigration, incarceration, surveillance, autonomy. Reporting on the structural forces shaping reproductive health.

9 pieces · 3 sources
Recent Work
On Substack · Article

Your exclusive members-only gift |Know your rights. Plan your care. Prepare.

Crisis to Care Guide + The Reproductive Rights Action Plan Workbook

On Substack · Article

Welcome to the Birthworker Brief

For doulas, midwives, nurses, and birth workers navigating the chaos of post-Dobbs reproductive healthcare.

On Substack · Article

Welcome to the Blueprint

The Blueprint: Innovation for patient-centered medicine, powering the future of reproductive justice and evidence-based care.

On Substack · Article

Introducing the Diosa Ara Team: Celebrating Community, Leadership, and Impact

Introducing the Inspiring Team Behind Diosa Ara: Champions of Storytelling and Reproductive Justice

On Substack · Article

🚨 Diosa Ara Is More Than Headlines: It’s the Future of Women’s Health

Dr. Yamicia Connor outlines a comprehensive strategy for enhancing women's health and reproductive justice through actionable content, community support.

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Three pillars. One mission. Reproductive justice for all.

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PRAMS Funding Expires in April. Here's What We Lose.

The Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System has tracked maternal health data since 1987. Federal funding expires April 2026. Here

On quietdismantling · Signal

Title X Is Being Dissolved Without a Vote

The only federal program dedicated to contraception and cancer screening for four million low-income women is being defunded administratively — without a Congressional vote. The new evidence, the clinical cost, and the 16-day countdown.

On quietdismantling · Briefing

Why They Came for PRAMS

PRAMS did not fall alone — the entire CDC Division of Reproductive Health was killed the same day. Why this division, why this surveillance system, and why the paperwork keeps moving when the team has not existed for a year.

Cards link to the original — every piece is published either on The Labora Collective Substack or one of our Labora Collective sites. Older work is in the Substack archive.