Reproductive Justice New Brunswick - RJNB

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Reproductive Justice New Brunswick - RJNB RJNB is an advocacy group that fights for a province where each person can decide if, when and how t

RJNB is an advocacy group that fights for a province where each person can decide if, when and how to parent. This includes fighting for abortion access across the province. Read more at RJNB.org

We have participated in efforts to organize with anti-oppressive, including those who fight for environmental justice, access to midwifery care and against austerity measures. Read more here: http://rjnb.org/statementsdeclaration/

For information about access to abortion, please call Action Canada's Access line at 1-888-642-2725, 24 hours a day/7 days a week.

Abortion Rights Coalition of Canada, we're so glad you exist!
10/19/2026

Abortion Rights Coalition of Canada, we're so glad you exist!

Happening in Freddy!
10/18/2026

Happening in Freddy!

The second Feminist Lunch of fall 2026 will take place Oct. 30th at 12:30pm in the Harriet Irving Library, room 303, on UNB Campus in Fredericton featuring Valerya Edelman.

The talk is titled: “The Other Side of Privacy & Convenience: A Discourse Analysis of Justificatory Strategies to Reduce Abortion Care”.
Abstract: This presentation discusses how discourse around abortion in NB, seeped in neoliberal feminism and supported by governments who want to control women and gender nonconforming bodies, has steered discussions away from removing barriers and reproductive justice for all. I analyzed 86 articles form 2014-2023 where the discourse concerned: abortion care as a marketplace good; medication abortions: ease for prescribers; and medication abortions as more “normal” than a surgical procedures. A “truly private and personal decision” can be empowering and lifesaving, but the elevation of privacy can prevent improving on abortion care delivery and addressing socially and politically sanctioned anti-abortion sentiments. Reproductive justice advocates must work together, in solidarity, for all voices to be heard and understood.

Valerya (Val) Edelman is Assistant Professor in the Department of Social Work at St. Thomas University. They hold a Master of Social Work from the University of Victoria and a Bachelor of Social Work from the University of British Columbia. They have worked in mental health and addictions since 1998, especially as a Social worker and mental health and addiction counselor, specializing in supporting LGBTQQIA2S+ individuals who are marginalized, use substances, or are under-housed. For 10 years, they also helped build and manage operations for Clinic 554, providing comprehensive primary care, reproductive health, gender-affirming care, and harm-reduction services

All are welcome! There will be coffee and cookies.

The Feminist Lunch Series is organized by: UNB/STU University Women’s Centre, UNB Gender & Women’s Studies Program, UNB Libraries and UNB Alumnae association.

Upcoming talk on Nov. 20 (Emilie Lacroix, UNB Psychology).

For more information on the series, contact Sophie Lavoie ([email protected]).

Reminder: Don't be complacent!
10/09/2026

Reminder: Don't be complacent!

Great read! Check it out.
10/06/2026

Great read! Check it out.

Everyone deserves to have full control over their reproductive health, access to appropriate healthcare, and be treated with dignity. ❤️🏥

Unfortunately, this isn’t the case for some people in Canada when they are seeking abortion care. Many people experience barriers based on the language they speak, their immigration status, and their race.

We recently met with an expert from the United Nations to discuss racism in our healthcare system, including access to abortion and maternal healthcare.

Check out our latest analysis and recommendations to learn how we can ensure equal access to abortion and maternal healthcare for all.

✍️ Read the deep dive on our website! https://www.actioncanadashr.org/resources/reports-analysis/2026-10-05-deep-dive-evaluating-racism-and-abortion-access-canada!

September 28th is International Safe Abortion Day... Do you have access?
09/28/2026

September 28th is International Safe Abortion Day... Do you have access?

Les Néo-Brunswickoises peuvent désormais téléphoner à un numéro sans frais pour se renseigner sur les possibilités qui s’offrent à elles et prendre rendez-vous pour des services d’avortement.

Ce service centralisé d’auto-aiguillage fournit des renseignements sur l’avortement médical ou chirurgical et aide les personnes à obtenir le rendez-vous qui leur convient le mieux, selon le délai ou l’endroit qui leur est le plus favorable.

Pour avoir accès au service, composez le 1-844-806-9205.

Les personnes qui appellent peuvent être invitées à laisser un message vocal. Elles seront ensuite rappelées pendant les heures d’ouverture (de 8 h 30 à 15 h, du lundi au vendredi).

Chaque personne du Nouveau-Brunswick mérite des soins de santé procréative accessibles et opportuns. Ce service vise à en faciliter l’accès et à mieux coordonner les démarches.

Pour en savoir plus : https://www.gnb.ca/fr/sujet/sante-mieux-etre/sante-sexuelle/access-avortement.html

NB PSA: Gender Inclusive Breast/Chest Cancer Screening! Check it out!
08/06/2026

NB PSA: Gender Inclusive Breast/Chest Cancer Screening! Check it out!

Please support this action!
07/22/2026

Please support this action!

We need more of these in New Brunswick!
07/02/2026

We need more of these in New Brunswick!

06/25/2026
Why use inclusive language?
06/24/2026

Why use inclusive language?

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Fredericton, NB

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