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Panel highlights reproductive rights

Professor of Legal Studies Carolyn Bekhor and Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Communication Studies Judy Holiday speak at the “Reproductive Rights, Values and Voting” panel Wednesday afternoon at the Sky Bridge in the Ludwick Center to celebrate Women's HERstory Month. President Pardis Mahdavi was also one of the four panelists. / photo by Abelina J. Nuñez
Professor of Legal Studies Carolyn Bekhor and Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Communication Studies Judy Holiday speak at the “Reproductive Rights, Values and Voting” panel Wednesday afternoon at the Sky Bridge in the Ludwick Center to celebrate Women’s HERstory Month. President Pardis Mahdavi was also one of the four panelists. / photo by Abelina J. Nuñez
Melissa King, associate professor of anthropology and global studies at San Bernardino Valley College and adjunct professor of anthropology at the University of La Verne, discusses the significant historical issues around reproductive rights Wednesday in the Ludwick Center Sky Bridge. She highlighted the importance of health care access, bodily autonomy and reproductive health education. Her discussion encouraged students and staff to become advocates for comprehensive reproductive rights within their community. / photo by Abelina J. Nuñez
Melissa King, associate professor of anthropology and global studies at San Bernardino Valley College and adjunct professor of anthropology at the University of La Verne, discusses the significant historical issues around reproductive rights Wednesday in the Ludwick Center Sky Bridge. She highlighted the importance of health care access, bodily autonomy and reproductive health education. Her discussion encouraged students and staff to become advocates for comprehensive reproductive rights within their community. / photo by Abelina J. Nuñez
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Abelina J. Nuñez, senior journalism major, is a photography editor for Campus Times and staff photographer for La Verne Magazine. She previously served as LV Life editor, arts editor social media editor and staff writer. In Fall 2023, Nuñez was La Verne Magazine's editor-in-chief and was previously a staff writer as well. Her work can be found on Instagram @abelinajnunezphoto.

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