Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College: Streaming media: Asian American Reproductive Justice Oral History Project

The Asian American Reproductive Justice Oral History Project

For this project, Juhee Kwon interviewed Asian American women who have been active in the Reproductive Justice movement since the 1980s. Kwon conducted these interviews as a student at Brown University. Kwon graduated in 2014 with a B.A. in Biology and Ethnic Studies. For more information on the project see Juhee Kwon's project description.

These interviews are audio only. Scroll through playlist and select the interview you wish to hear. See list of narrators below the playlist for links to transcripts.

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Playlist created by Ashlynn August (Smith class 2015)

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The Asian American Reproductive Justice Oral History Project

List of narrators, with links to interview transcripts