Compassion & Choices Georgia

Last month, Jaspreet Chowdhary-Senior Legislative Counsel with C&C, attended the Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies (APAICS) and participated in the Indian American IMPACT Summit. Take a minute to read her blog about her meaningful experience here:

It’s an Honor Just to Be Asian - Compassion and Choices This month, I celebrated Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders (AANHPI) heritage month by attending the Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies (APAICS) 30th Annual Awards Gala and participating in the Indian American IMPACT (IA IMPACT) Summit and Gala. I spoke at....

ICYMI: Our CEO and President Kim Callinan joined Ross Douthat, conservative opinion writer for the NYT at Stanford Intercollegiate Studies Institute for a debate on "Is Assisted Dying Moral?". You can watch it here:

Is Assisted Dying Moral? As Western nations have become increasingly comfortable with assisting citizens in death, questions not merely on its legality, but its very ethics, are bein...

Although everyone should have equal access to the full range of end-of-life care options, many common factors will drive disparities and lead to inequities in end-of-life planning and care.

Racially and ethnically diverse communities, LGBTQ+ communities, and those with disabilities are known to face systemic and persistent inequality in end-of-life healthcare. This means these communities are less likely to have the information necessary to be fully empowered to have a death consistent with each one's values and priorities.

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