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Discover how Latin America’s Green Wave movement secured some of the most progressive abortion policies in the world, despite entrenched opposition from religious institutions, conservative political forces, and the legacy of U.S. foreign policy influence throughout the region.

We created a learning and discussion guide for organizers and activists to deepen their social movement-building skills and knowledge.

As outlined by our resident Green Wave expert Ximena Casas Isaza, it’s not just legal decriminalization through the law that is needed for progress on abortion rights. The most impactful role each of us can play is by taking part in a collective Social Decriminalization. This guide helps you introduce, implement and integrate social decriminalization strategies into your actions.

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A free resource for anyone dedicated to the fight for reproductive freedom and bodily autonomy.

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Learn more about Salud Sin Miedos - the first-ever regional study on abortion criminalization in Latin America

Visit the website and read the study in English, Spanish or Portuguese.

Download the Green Tide Rising Discussion Guide

A free resource for anyone dedicated to the fight for reproductive freedom and bodily autonomy.

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This project was produced with the support of the International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF) as part of its Reproductive Rights, Health, and Justice in the Americas initiative.