En este episodio en español de Gaslit, tu host Ivania pláticacon Selena —miembre de la comunidad de Lilith Fund, educadora, y mamá— para tener esa conversación que tal vez tu familia no tuvo. Juntas rompen el silencio sobre el aborto y el estigma entre las familias latines, y se hacen las preguntas verdaderas. ¿De dónde viene realmente el estigma? ¿Cómo nos moldea todo aquello que no se habla? ¿Podemos salvar la vida de alguien con solo hablar de nuestras experiencias de forma abierta y honesta? Quizás ya sabes que el chisme es vida, pero Ivania y Selena están aquí para decirte que el chisme salva vidas cuando el tema es nuestro derecho a acceder a la salud. También hablan sobre las barreras que enfrentan las personas en Texas y las comunidades inmigrantes, los mitos que refuerzan el miedo en la gente, y la verdad sobre lo que el silencio nos puede costar a todes. Esta es una conversación personal, sincera y que ya es hora de tener.

Aquí tienes una lista de recursos, información, y organizaciones que se mencionan en el episodio:

NeedAbortion.org

INeedAnA.com

What is organizing anyway? Maybe you want to be an organizer. Maybe you want to be organized into the movement. Either way, this episode is for you! We’re talking all about organizing for reproductive justice with Lexis Dotson-Dufault, Taren Holliman, and Jordyn Close from the Abortion Fund of Ohio. Your Gaslit hosts for this episode Erika and Ivania also have lots of questions about Ohio, especially Ohio’s Reproductive Freedom Amendment, and the differences and similarities between the midwest and Texas. Everyone shares their funniest and weirdest organizing stories and their hopes for the future.

Here is a list of resources, information, and organizations mentioned in the episode:

Recent news on the fight for reproductive freedom in Ohio

Read the text of “The Right to Reproductive Freedom with Protections for Health and Safety”

Abortion Fund of Ohio

Ohio Women’s Alliance

Advocates for Youth

This super-sized season premiere episode is a conversation with Erika Galindo and Mads Clendening about what happened on abortion at the Texas Legislature earlier this year. They’ll update you on the complex (and still-changing landscape) of abortion access in Texas, highlighting the challenges and legislative changes that have brought us to where we are now. We’ll also talk about the importance of reproductive justice, the role of abortion funds, and the need for community engagement and solidarity in the fight for abortion rights. The conversation also touches on the recent history of abortion access, including explaining how abortion was banned in Texas even before the end of Roe v. Wade.

Here is a list of resources, information, and organizations mentioned in the episode:

NeedAbortion.org

INeedAnA.com

ProPublica’s reporting on the death of Tierra Walker

Petition: Investigate Texas’s Maternal Death Crisis Now