Within a social justice model, the G&J Program uses a reproductive justice framework, as conceptualized by SisterSong and Asian Communities for Reproductive Justice. 1 Reproductive justice extends beyond health services and information (reproductive health model) and fundamental liberties (reproductive rights model), to the economic, social, environmental, and political conditions that affect the health and lives of women and their families and communities. While reproductive health and reproductive rights work have achieved significant successes in promoting the health and rights of women, an accompanying broader framework is needed to address the full spectrum of factors impacting women’s lives. .
