founder of the Tubman Travel Project—a modern-day network helping women access reproductive care safely across state lines. Drawing parallels to the Underground Railroad, Rev. Erika shares how her work began, the

challenges of navigating post-Roe America, and how small acts of courage

and organized care are transforming lives.

This episode dives into:

- The origins and impact of the Tubman Travel Project.

- How group travel and “Freedom Flyers” are turning trauma into

transformation.

- Why Rev. Erika focuses on moving white women from allyship to active

advocacy.

- The lessons we can draw from history to build a more inclusive,

resilient future.

This is not just a story about reproductive rights. It’s a call to

reimagine resilience, reclaim collective power, and step into a legacy

of service and courage.