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On the Docket: Reproductive Justice and the Supreme Court
Join us for a panel discussion examining two major Supreme Court cases this term — Chiles v. Salazar and First Choice Women’s Center v. Platkin — and their potential impact on reproductive justice in the United States. Our expert panelists will explore how these cases could reshape access to reproductive healthcare, state power, and individual rights, especially for vulnerable communities most affected by conversation therapy and Crisis Pregnancy Centers. This important conversation will help us better understand what’s at stake, how these decisions fit into the post-Dobbs legal landscape, and what the future of reproductive justice may hold.
| When | 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm on 17 November 2025 |
|---|---|
| Building | BU Law |
| Room | Redstone Room |
| Contact Email | lawevent@bu.edu |
| Contact Organization | LAW Communications & Marketing |
| Fees | free |
| Open To | bu |
| Speakers | Moderator: Sapna Khatri, Lecturer and Executive Director, BU Program on Reproductive Justice (Boston University School of Law) Nicole Huberfeld, Edward R. Utley Professor of Health Law and Co-Director, BU Program on Reproductive Justice (Boston Universit |