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OVERALL FINDINGS<\/h2>\n

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COMMUNITY UPDATE POSTER<\/strong><\/p>\n

This poster was created as an overview of some of the outcomes of our projects.  Zoom in to see the details!<\/p>\n

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The poster is very big.  Try this link for easy viewing and panning.<\/p>\n

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PROJECT FINDINGS REPORT <\/strong><\/p>\n

Questions of access and barriers to procedural abortion services animate the research shared in this report. Specifically, the research team asked: What does abortion access in New Brunswick look like after 2015? And what, if any, barriers exist to this health care service? We found that people in New Brunswick continue to access costly fee-for-service abortions, which suggests that funded abortion care is not \u201cvery accessible\u201d and the option of having a clinic-based abortion is something New Brunswickers need and want. This report shares the research findings to provide readers with an improved understanding of the landscape of procedural abortion (also called surgical abortion) in New Brunswick since 2015, and to contextualize the current state of this reproductive health care service within the political history of the region.<\/p>\n

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History Report<\/h2>\n

This report explores, in three main sections, the process and outcomes of the initial phase of the Reproductive Justice Access New Brunswick Project’s historical inquiry into procedural abortion access in the province. The project centers questions of history, legislation and policy, and healthcare as they relate to access to procedural abortion. In New Brunswick, a unique combination of social, legal and cultural factors have created a specific history of access. This report outlines this project\u2019s exploration of that history and its impact on the modern fight for reproductive justice in the province.<\/p>\n

The report also expands on some of what interviews with key informants uncovered. It also describes the use of the program Zotero to create a citation base for the project, as well as early work done on what is becoming a public facing timeline. <\/p>\n

We want to say a very big thank you to our history team for all of their hard work!<\/p>\n

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HISTORY REPORT<\/a><\/h3>\n

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TIMELINE<\/a><\/h3>\n

Check out our timeline that was based on archival work our team conducted throughout the project!<\/p>\n

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THANK YOU!<\/h3>\n

We want to say a special thank you to the archivists at the NB Provincial archives. We could not have completed this project without their help!<\/p>\n

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INFOGRAPHICS AND SUMMARIES<\/h2>\n

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Infographic – The Case for Funding Clinic Abortions in New Brunswick<\/h3>\n

The role of Clinic abortions in New Brunswick.<\/p>\n

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Infographic – A Brief History of Abortion Access in New Brunswick<\/h3>\n

A brief timeline of abortion access in New Brunswick. For more, visit our Timeline<\/a><\/p>\n

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Infographic – Paying for Abortions in New Brunswick<\/h3>\n

How people paid for an abortion at Clinic 554 from 2015-2022<\/p>\n

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Infographic – The Geography of Procedural Abortion Access in NB
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How far people traveled for a clinic abortion between 2015-2022<\/p>\n

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Summary – Cost and Payment at Clinic 554<\/span><\/h3>\n

If procedural abortions at Clinic 554 are not covered by New Brunswick, who has been paying for these procedures?<\/p>\n

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Summary – Patient Barriers<\/span><\/h3>\n

Our data shows that long-standing abortion access barriers remain in New Brunswick.<\/p>\n