Earth Day is Political Bodily autonomy & Environmental Policies are intertwined. Bodily autonomy asserts that the fundamental human right to self-governance over one's own body is reliant upon the decision being free from coercion, violence & fear. 1/4

Climate justice is about survival, but it’s also about dignity. A just climate future isn’t only about lowering emissions or preventing disaster. It’s about reimagining the systems that determine who gets to live safely and who is left behind. #ReproductiveJustice #ClimateChange #ClimateEmergency

The climate crisis is a public health crisis. It's already shaping who gets to be safe, who gets care, and who is put at risk. Because what does “choice” really mean if the environment around you is unsafe?If care is out of reach? #ClimateChange #ClimateEmergency #HealthEquity #HumanRights

For decades, some environmentalists have incorrectly identified population control as a solution to environmental crises. By blaming racialized and economically marginalized communities for having 'too many' children, population control narratives hide the true causes of environmental damage.

Climate crisis hits disabled, poor, Black, Indigenous, migrant, and unhoused communities first. Cooling centres, mutual aid, and land defence are climate organizing and reproductive justice, because they decide who gets to live and raise families in safety. #LdnOnt #ReproductiveJustice

Climate emergencies are not gender neutral. When women and girls are disproportionately harmed by environmental breakdown, the impacts reach far beyond the weather — into pregnancy, caregiving, health access, displacement, and the ability to raise families safely. Climate justice is repro justice.

Climate emergency is a reproductive justice issue. “Choice” is shaped by clean air, safe housing, healthcare access, and stability. Wildfire smoke, heat, flooding, and displacement all affect reproductive decisions. We highly recommend the podcast Expectant. #ReproductiveJustice #ClimateEmergency

The right to raise children in safe environments includes clean air, water, and housing. For Indigenous youth in Canada, climate change is making all three harder to guarantee — right now. Follow the thread.

We often think of health as something personal. But health has never been just an individual outcome. Health is infrastructure. Health is collective, which means it requires collective care, investment, and protection. #HealthEquity #HumanRights #ReproductiveJusticeForAll

As a society, we talk a lot about choice and freedom When living with chronic illness, choice is often reshaped, restricted, or completely redefined. Health instability doesn’t just affect physical well-being, it ripples through every aspect of life. #HealthEquity #HumanRights #ReproductiveJustice

The City of London should publicly explain why a symbol widely understood as divisive and exclusionary is being worn by staff tasked with supporting vulnerable community members. #HatePropaganda #LdnOnt

The environment we live in affects our health. This environment is itself shaped by structural inequality such as environmental racism and environmental violence. (womensearthalliance.org/updates/viol...). Environmental Justice is Reproductive Justice

Community clinics and harm reduction workers in Ontario are keeping people alive while the province pulls their funding. Supervised consumption sites and low‑threshold services provide clean supplies, overdose prevention, wound care, and connection to housing, primary care, and mental health support

"I’m a doctor. Here are five overlooked ways the Ontario government is making our ERs more crowded, not less" by @drgorfinkel.bsky.social 1.Failing to provide affordable housing 2.Shutting down all supervised consumption sites 3.Underfunding nursing 4.Expanding for‑profit medicine

Yes, Russia is much like the US gov't when it comes to abortion. Misogynist, cruel, and ignorant of reality. Anti-choice policies don't stop abortion, they simply punish women - which is the point for the opposition.

What will it take 4 more people 2 believe in science again? More deaths that could have been prevented by wearing a mask or getting vaccinated? ▶️ I call on all HCWs to start wearing N95s on the job in order to protect patients. ▶️ I call on our govern. & Public Health 2 provide better sci messaging.

Reproductive justice IS public health. Ignoring science harms those already pushed to the margins—through restricted care, preventable illness, and loss of autonomy. Trust science. Protect access. Respect bodily autonomy. #WorldHealthDay #ReproJustice #HealthEquity #TrustScience

Please say Airborne. Measles is airborne. It transmits via aerosols. Inexplicit messaging is a form of misinformation. It’s ‘misleading by omission’. #StopMisinformation #StopMeasles #MeaslesIsAirborne

Who gets believed in healthcare isn’t neutral. When pain is dismissed, care changes—tests are delayed, diagnoses are missed, treatment is withheld. Race, disability, & gender shape whose voice is trusted. Belief isn’t a courtesy. It’s a condition of care. #ReproductiveJustice #HealthEquity

Health inequality isn't just about "the poor vs everyone else" — it's a gradient that affects everyone based on their position in the social hierarchy. #HealthIsPolitical #HealthEquity #SocialDeterminantsOfHealth #HealthJustice #Canada #PublicHealth #StructuralInequality

Visibility is a start. Thriving is the goal. Trans reproductive freedom means more than being seen. It means being safe, supported, and able to make decisions about our bodies without fear. #HealthEquity #HumanRights #ReproductiveJusticeForAll

“Choice” in reproductive healthcare isn’t real if systems don’t recognize who you are. For many trans and nonbinary people, barriers show up at every step — forms, insurance, ID requirements, provider assumptions. That’s not choice. That’s exclusion. #TransAwareness #TransLivesMatter

On World Autism Day, it’s a good time to think about the intersection of neurodivergence, gender, and bodily autonomy. You can learn about the healthcare barriers faced by Autistic Transgender and Nonbinary people in Canada at Trans Pulse Canada: transpulsecanada.ca/results/heal...

Trans communities have always kept each other alive. When institutions refuse gender‑affirming care or make it unsafe to seek help, trans folks create our own networks of support. #TransMutualAid #TransHealthCare #LondonOntario #CommunityCare

Trans people are told to be visible — but not always protected or cared for. This week: we’re naming healthcare exclusion, gender policing, and barriers to care. Visibility without safety is not liberation. Trans reproductive justice is reproductive justice. #TransAwareness #ReproductiveJustice

A care-centred economy would normalize paid leave, affordable child care, and strong disability supports. Policies that let people care without losing their livelihoods. When care is valued, everyone gains. #HealthEquity #HumanRights #ReproductiveJusticeForAll

The economy runs because millions of hours of care go unpaid, and women do the bulk of it. That invisible labour costs careers, pay and retirement security. Naming it is the first step toward fixing it. #HealthEquity #HumanRights #ReproductiveJusticeForAll

Parents provide care – they deserve care too. Maternal health is shaped by economic status – including the ability to access prenatal care, and postnatal support. Prenatal and postnatal care are essential for ensuring maternal health. Everyone deserves to have access to the care the need.

For many poor mothers, “support” looks like surveillance. Welfare, housing, and child welfare track where you live, who is in your home, and how you parent. Reproductive justice means help without being watched and punished. #ReproductiveJustice #WelfareSurveillance #ChildWelfare #LdnOnt

We’re thinking of MPP @peggysattlerndp.bsky.social and her staff following this act of political violence. Everyone deserves to feel safe at work and in their community—this kind of harm has no place here. #PoliticalViolence #LdnOnt #GenderedViolence

When childcare is unaffordable, autonomy shrinks. Unaffordable childcare limits choice and freedom in decision-making, impacting career and work autonomy and long-term financial considerations, and disproportionately affects women, who are the ones to leave the workforce to accommodate childcare.

Care work is political. Parenthood and caregiving are labour — essential, yet rarely protected or valued. While caregiving can be shared across genders, it is still overwhelmingly carried by women. If care sustains society, why isn’t it treated that way? #EconomicJustice #GenderEquity

Safety isn’t just policies or panic buttons, it’s stable housing, enough income, disability supports and child care. These everyday things are the foundation of real safety for many people. #HealthEquity #HumanRights #ReproductiveJusticeForAll

Health care can heal, but too often survivors face disbelief, missed screening and retraumatizing care. Trauma-informed approaches change that: recognize the impacts of violence, listen without judgment, and prioritize safety and autonomy. #HealthEquity #HumanRights #ReproductiveJusticeForAll

The Court System often fails to protect those experiencing gender-based violence. Protection orders fail , and litigation abuse can cause ongoing harm while interfering with victims’ ability to parent in safety dignity. Sourced from Alliance of Canadian Research Centers on GBV

Hiding or destroying contraception. Refusing protection. Pressuring pregnancy. Forcing abortion. These aren’t “relationship issues.” They’re abuse. Reproductive control is intimate partner violence. #GenderedViolence #ReproductiveJustice #StopViolenceAgainstWomen

Stop asking why she didn’t leave. Ask why housing is unaffordable, supports are inadequate, and systems trap people in harm. Leaving isn’t just a choice — it’s shaped by structural barriers. #GenderedViolence #ReproductiveJustice #HousingInsecurity #DisabiltyBarriers #ImmigrationRisks

This week we’re examining how reproductive injustice is shaped by structural forces—including intimate partner violence, state violence, and economic coercion. Violence isn’t random. It’s built into systems that control bodies and limit autonomy. #ReproductiveJustice #LdnOnt #GenderedViolence

Equal rights on paper don’t become lived freedom without housing, healthcare, childcare and safety. Liberation looks like homes you can afford, care when you need it, and systems that let people actually live the rights they’re promised. #HealthEquity #HumanRights #ReproductiveJusticeForAll

#LongCOVID 🧵

People keep policing women’s fertility, sexuality and family choices, and that pressure isn’t just private. Controlling someone’s reproductive path is violence. We listen, believe survivors, and push for real reproductive autonomy. #HealthEquity #HumanRights #ReproductiveJusticeForAll

Resistance is Strongest when we are in Community The most transformative feminist movements have always come from the margins. The work of Black, Trans, Disability, Indigenous and Queer Feminists have transformed power relations and are crucial to achieving reproductive justice.

If the floor is cracked by wage gaps, care work, and housing precarity, it is not a lack of ambition. It is inequality, and it needs policy change, not pep talks. #ReproductiveJustice #EconomicJustice #PayEquity #CareWorkIsWork #HousingJustice #DisabilityJustice #BlackWorkers #LdnOnt

Happy International Women's Day! 💕 I love being a woman and would choose to be a woman in every lifetime. I do the work I do because I love women not because I hate men.

“Imagine a gender equal world. A world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination. A world that's diverse, equitable, and inclusive. A world where difference is valued and celebrated. Together we can forge gender equality. Get ready for #IWD2026” (www.internationalwomensday.com)

Collective care is the future we are building. Reproductive justice and disability justice do not sit in separate silos. They are braided strategies that insist care, access, and accountability are core political demands. #HealthEquity #HumanRights #ReproductiveJusticeForAll #DisabilityJustice

Burnout doesn’t serve movements. Sustainability does. Saying “no,” stepping back, or protecting rest time is not abandonment, it’s strategic care that preserves people and relationships. #HealthEquity #HumanRights #ReproductiveJusticeForAll #DisabilityJustice

Quiet support for reproductive justice matters: donate if you can, give rides or childcare, mask for high‑risk folks, and share good info in your circles. Mutual aid keeps our communities in London going. Every small action adds up.

Community safety is all about collaborating, community, and togetherness. Let's brainstorm what that might look like in your neighbourhood! What does community safety without policing look like? #LdnOnt

Community care isn’t charity — it’s resistance. When systems fail, we protect each other. Mutual aid. COVID-safer spaces. Rest as sustainability. In systems that profit from burnout, collective care is political.