14. The Overturn of Roe vs. Wade 3 of 4: The Impact on Minority, Low Socioeconomic and Marginalized Communities

In episode three of the Roe v. Wade series, the impact of this landmark legal decision on underserved communities and how it will further marginalize and disadvantage women of color and low-income individuals is explored. UConn School of Nursing student Zara Mason, UConn School of Dental Medicine student Eddyson Altidor, and UConn School of Medicine students Abishek Gupta and Lauren Barber interview Dr. Lucinda Canty, associate professor at the University of Massachusetts. Dr. Canty emphasizes the importance of advocating for equitable access to healthcare, including reproductive healthcare, for all individuals. She offers practical tips and strategies for listeners to support underserved communities, such as engaging with local policymakers, grassroots organizations, and community leaders. Join Urban Service Talks to listen, become informed and learn more about opportunities for health professions students/professionals.