To provide general support for programs that seek to improve access to abortion services, such as making procedures available at hospitals and facilitating training for medical students, medical residents and mid-level health care professionals.
To collaborate with the National Abortion Federation and Physicians for Reproductive Choice and Health in training physicians in the clinical use of mifepristone as an early, non-surgical abortion technique.
To support the Workforce Development Program, which would help a select number of community development corporations pursue and expand workforce development programs as well as help their trade association participate in city and statewide policy formation.
To operate a human rights training school for Burmese advocates.
To support the Pollution Prevention Project.
To continue support for the Pesticide Use Reduction and Education Project with a focus on schools, state facilities and hospitals.
To support the Campus Leadership Program “Choices,” a class-based and extracurricular approach to building interest in reproductive health and rights issues among college students.
To support the Bloody Sunday Project in the United Kingdom.
As a consultant to National Abortion Federation and Planned Parenthood Federation of America, to survey physicians within the two reproductive health clinic networks to ascertain the barriers that exist to using mifepristone as an early, non-surgical abortion method.
To strengthen the voices of citizens and raise the profile of the environment in policy debates across New England through public education, capacity building and training activities in the region.