In this episode Neil Ballantyne talks to Professor Liz Beddoe about the topic of reproductive justice and the implications of the recent decision by the US Supreme Court to overturn the famous 1973 court ruling of Roe v Wade. 
Liz also highlights some of the actions that social workers and social work educators can take to promote an awareness of reproductive rights.

In this episode Neil Ballantyne talks to Professor Liz Beddoe about the topic of reproductive justice and the implications of the recent decision by the US Supreme Court to overturn the famous 1973 court ruling of Roe v Wade. Liz also highlights some of the actions that social workers and social work educators can take to promote an awareness of reproductive rights.

In this episode Neil Ballantyne talks to Professor Liz Beddoe about the topic of reproductive justice and the implications of the recent decision by the US Supreme Court to overturn the famous 1973 court ruling of Roe v Wade.&nbsp;
Liz also highlights some of the actions that social workers and social work educators can take to promote an awareness of reproductive rights.

Why we should care about Roe v Wade and what we should do

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Why we should care about Roe v Wade and what we should do

Why we should care about Roe v Wade and what we should do