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Standards for Reproductive Justice criteria are formed by Women of Color organizers.

2006

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Leaders in the reproductive justice movement begin to feel it is critical to interrupt co-optation of the framework by the mainstream, which is using the term inappropriately.

A group of Women of Color meet to determine standards for Reproductive Justice (RJ) criteria to maintain discipline and rigor in using RJ in practice.

Integral to the RJ criteria is that work must be intersectional, connect to global movements, and be rooted in a human rights framework.