NJ Gynecology Group

05/10/2023

Our Closet in Your Neighborhood (OCIYN) will return to St. Christopher’s tomorrow, Thursday, May 11, from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. for a Spring Sidewalk Pop-Up Shop. The event will be held outside the Center for the Urban Child and feature free gently-used clothing, groceries, and social services support for families. There are no referrals required or forms to fill out.

OCIYN is part of Jewish Family and Children's Service of Greater Philadelphia, and we are grateful for their continued support of our patients, families, and the community we serve.

02/21/2019

Check out this Op-Ed by La'Tasha Mayes of New Voices Pittsburgh "Decades after `Roe,' black women are still denied reproductive justice"

Roe v. Wade characterized a woman’s right to end a pregnancy as “fundamental,” but that hasn’t stopped laws that push abortion out of reach for poor women, young people, and people of color across the country, including here in Pennsylvania.

01/03/2019

Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric Hurts The Health Of Latino Families, Even Those Here Legally

Studies show Trump’s immigration policies create a hostile environment that harms Latino parents and children

Studies show Trump’s immigration policies create a hostile environment that harms Latino parents and children.

12/26/2018

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10/30/2018

Trump’s rule will be a matter of life and death, interfering with the immigration status of people who use life-saving programs like . Join us for a tweetstorm on Wed Oct 31 at 2pm ET / 11am PT https://buff.ly/2SzGgE7

The Trump Administration has proposed a new policy which would allow the government to discriminate against people with preexisting health conditions or disabilities and seniors. In addition, the proposed rule puts immigration status at risk if an immigrant seeks or enrolls in Medicaid, Medicare Par...

09/29/2018

It felt good to get outside today, turn off the news, and support our local domestic violence and sexual assault crisis services SERV. Thanks for hosting a great event and for all you do for the community.

09/11/2018

"This moment in our history brings serious challenges, but we — women, people of color, young people, immigrants — know what it's like to fight and win against tough odds." - Destiny Lopez, Co-Director of All* Above All

When I gave birth to my daughter, I never imagined this could be her future. But we have to face facts. Abortion is being criminalized and pushed out of reach, and when this happens, the harm falls hardest on low-income people, women of color, and…

09/08/2018

This letter was organized and written on behalf of religious, religiously affiliated, and faith-centered organizations and communities regarding their commitment to equitable and affordable access to healthcare and individuals’ reproductive decisions, and opposition of Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court.

09/07/2018

Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings - What at Stake for Roe v. Wade

If Brett Kavanaugh is confirmed, women could be stripped of their ability to make decisions about their bodies and their lives.

09/06/2018

Courage is Contagious: Reflections from the Reproductive Freedom Leadership Council State Innovation Exchange

In 2018, the State Innovation Exchange launched the Reproductive Freedom Leadership Council. The RFLC is a first-of-its kind cohort of hundreds of state legi...

09/06/2018

Tuesday morning, National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum (NAPAWF) & dozens of progressive organizations stood together for a vigil in the Hart Senate Building, where Kavanaugh’s hearing was taking place. They shared personal stories & talked about how everyone, from grandmothers to children, is at stake if Kavanaugh is confirmed. NAPAWF thank you for your commitment to WOC!
Find out What’s at Stake for Asian American and Pacific Islander Women:

09/06/2018

The Nationwide Prison Strike: Why It’s Happening and What It Means for Ending Mass Incarceration

Earlier this spring, violence broke out in the Lee Correctional Institution in South Carolina, resulting in seven deaths and many injuries. Incarcerated leaders in the South Carolina prison system decided they had had enough. Brutal treatment from corrections officers, deteriorating prison condition...