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WOME 2711

Women's Action for Social Change

0.5 credits · Undergraduate

Fall 2025

Topics

  • In this course, students
  • women’s activism as it relates to reproductive rights and reproductive justice. Drawing on
  • evolution of reproductive rights in Canada and situate current debates regarding abortion, right
  • to privacy, birth control, reproductive care and access, within their historical and geographical
  • and gain an understanding of the socio-cultural and legal distinctions between regional, national
  • exploration of distinctions between reproductive rights and reproductive justice
  • Abortion to Abolition: Reproductive Health and Justice in Canada, by Martha Paynter
  • Price: $34 CAD
  • Course text can be found through the Lakehead University Bookstore (including digital copies
  • upon request)
  • and understand key moments in the reproductive rights movement
  • in Canda
  • reproductive justice
  • Evaluate and develop political, ethical and feminist arguments regarding
  • reproductive justice, bodily autonomy and human rights
  • Contextualize current reproductive rights challenges
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