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The climate crisis is reshaping maternal and infant health.
Join us April 21, at The EnviroNatal Symposium - hosted by Nurturely and the EnviroNatal Network, a national coalition part of the March of Dimes Mom and Baby Action Network. We will convene with leaders across public health, birthwork, research, policy, and community advocacy will explore how we are Weathering Change Together.

Center Senior Campaigner, Kelley Dennings, will be speaking during the symposium about our sexual health emergency preparedness campaign.

If you are working in maternal-child health, climate and health, environmental justice, or community-based care, this conversation is for you.

Register Here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/VS8EXnwsRgWon4bOuF0cqA?mkt_tok=ODY3LVBLUi01NzEA[…]gDUZs-6MBs5brQ4Xq1oTS0_JCFRRHaN0HDu_XIBl1Sp0A67avp4UmsS5B7TBJgTSw

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The Center for Biological Diversity partnered with the University of Arizona this past Friday to distribute our free sexual health emergency preparedness kits on campus. It's the first time we have distributed on a University campus.

“Sexual health might not be the first thing that people think of when preparing for disasters, but it really is a crucial component of the overall health and safety." -Kelley Dennings

Beyond water and flashlights: UA collaboration highlights reproductive health in disaster planning The initiative aims to provide essential supplies like emergency contraception and period products to ensure residents are prepared for climate-fueled disasters.