Over the last two years, the
Women?s Bioethics Project has closely collaborated with
Legal Voice on a number of bioethics-related projects including hosting a bioethics panel on commercial surrogacy, developing a board presentation on reproductive technologies, and drafting provisions of the 2010 Washington State commercial surrogacy legislation to ensure
reproductive justice for all. Today, the Women's Bioethics Project and the
Tides Center are awarding Legal Voice an unrestricted grant in the amount of $3,000 to support their legal and policy work around the bioethical issues of commercial surrogacy, reproductive technologies and reproductive justice. Congratulations to Legal Voice Executive Director
Lisa M. Stone and lead attorney
Sara L. Ainsworth for your leadership on these critical issues.
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Over the last two years, the Women?s Bioethics Project has closely collaborated with Legal Voice on a number of bioethics-related projects including hosting a bioethics panel on commercial surrogacy, developing a board presentation on reproductive technologies, and drafting provisions of the 2010 Washington State commercial surrogacy legislation to ensure reproductive justice for all. Today, the Women's Bioethics Project and the Tides Center are awarding Legal Voice an unrestricted grant in the amount of $3,000 to support their legal and policy work around the bioethical issues of commercial surrogacy, reproductive technologies and reproductive justice. Congratulations to Legal Voice Executive Director Lisa M. Stone and lead attorney Sara L. Ainsworth for your leadership on these critical issues.
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