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Civil Liberties & Public Policy Program

http://clpp.hampshire.edu/

A reproductive rights organization that trains, educates, and inspires

The Civil Liberties and Public Policy Program, located at Hampshire College in Amherst, is creating continuity in the Reproductive Rights Movement by training the new leaders of the movement. Beginning in 1981, CLPP has inspired and organized students and young people around the prescient issues of reproductive rights. Understanding that the issues at stake in the fight over reproductive rights extend to matters that are at the root of other struggles, it has developed connections with groups concerned with women’s health, safety and empowerment, economic and racial justice, youth liberation, queer rights, environmental justice, peace and security, disability rights, and immigrant rights.