Reproductive justice is an important part of the healthcare conversation and is often stigmatized as being solely about abortion. While abortion is important, reproductive justice encompasses all decisions a person makes about their body.

Yemi Miller-Tonnet (she/her) is a Black Queer Femme liberation strategist, abortion advocate, and reproductive justice organizer. Yemi is currently the Local Campaign Coordinator for AMPLIFY-GA. She has a background in intimate partner violence advocacy as a former Legal Advocate with Partnership Against Domestic Violence and Yemi also worked as a bookseller for Charis Books and More, the south’s oldest independently owned feminist bookstore. Yemi began her career in abortion advocacy as a front desk associate at Summit Medical Associates, an abortion clinic in Atlanta, GA. Yemi began her interest in liberation work as a Comparative Women’s Studies major at Spelman College where she concentrated in Black Women’s Activism. Also, Yemi works as a full-spectrum doula supporting marginalized folks through their reproductive journeys.

Twitter: @yemisicombahee