Katrina Anderson
Katrina Anderson is the Human Rights Counsel at CRR with 15 years of experience in human rights advocacy and documentation. She developed CRR’s focus on expanding affordable reproductive healthcare to immigrant women and is lead researcher on the fact-finding project with NLIRH in the Rio Grande Valley.
Presentations from Facing Race 2014
Nuestro Texas: An Intersectional Approach to Reproductive Health as a Human Right
This session will present the Nuestro Texas campaign as a multi-platform advocacy strategy that seeks to bridge the movements for reproductive rights and gender justice with immigrant justice. We will present the collaborative approach between the Center for Reproductive Rights and the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health to illustrate the impact of the draconian laws that have limited reproductive health access for Latina immigrants in the Rio Grande Valley, and will share findings from our human rights documentation report that have been used to support a campaign that continues to mobilize immigrant women in the Valley and statewide.
Speakers: Lucy Felix, Katrina Anderson