Hosted by Congregation B’nai Emunah and All Souls Unitarian Church

A central tenet of many faiths is the importance of serving and supporting vulnerable people, as well as affirming the right of each person to make trustworthy decisions. That includes reproduction and the demands of faith and individual conscience.

This year, the Oklahoma Legislature has passed criminal and civil laws severely restricting individual choice regarding reproduction, especially in the area of abortion.

Members of the faith community are gathering to explore legal strategies of resistance to restriction of individual choice and to discuss supportive health care options for women in need.

We hope you’ll join us on Wednesday evenings in June between 7:00 and 8:30 p.m. In a series of conversations led by Rev. Barbara Prose and Rabbi Marc Fitzerman, we’ll be featuring thought leaders and activists who have begun to address these questions. Our aim is to rebuild a religious coalition for reproductive justice in Tulsa. Sessions will take place on June 1, 8, 15, and 22, with the choice of in-person or Zoom Room attendance.

Today’s session will feature Rabia Muqaddam, Senior Litigator at The Center for Reproductive Justice. Her conversation will focus on “How Did We Get Here and Where are We Headed?” Those who would like to gather in person should attend at All Souls Unitarian Church (Peoria at 29th Street). For Zoom Room access, please register at www.allsoulschurch.org.