Lifting Latinx Voices Initiative (LLVI) is the only Latinx led program in Georgia that focuses on addressing comprehensive reproductive and sexual health issues faced by Latinx families.
Through education, outreach and leadership development for the last 12 years, our innovative grassroots work has created key partnerships that have allowed us to identify and develop community leaders. By placing our voices, our stories, and our leadership at the center of our efforts as diverse Latinx people, we’ve been able to build connections and trust, while strengthening the movement for reproductive justice in Georgia. We aim to promote all our services and activities at Feminist Center in a culturally appropriate way considering the challenges of language barriers, immigration status and cultural stigma attached to sex and abortion.
We offer workshops and trainings through organizations like CETPA, the Mexican consulate and the Latin American Association on topics like gynecological healthcare, sexually transmitted diseases, reproductive coercion, LGBTQIA+ issues and rights, etc.
We recognize the value of safe spaces when talking about sensitive issues like sexual and reproductive health. This is why we work with community members to organize house parties where we discuss sexual and reproductive health in the comfort and safety of people’s homes. To organize a house party for your family and friends you can call us at 404-248-5457 or email us at [email protected].
We provide training opportunities to identify and develop lay health workers within our own communities. Promotoras help improve access to culturally sensitive gynecological health care; provide crucial sexual and reproductive health education; and offer referrals to health services.
We offer workshops and trainings through organizations like CETPA, the Mexican consulate and the Latin American Association on topics like gynecological healthcare, sexually transmitted diseases, reproductive coercion, LGBTQIA+ issues and rights, etc.
We recognize the value of safe spaces when talking about sensitive issues like sexual and reproductive health. This is why we work with community members to organize house parties where we discuss sexual and reproductive health in the comfort and safety of people’s homes. To organize a house party for your family and friends you can call us at 404-248-5457 or email us at [email protected].
We provide training opportunities to identify and develop lay health workers within our own communities. Promotoras help improve access to culturally sensitive gynecological health care; provide crucial sexual and reproductive health education; and offer referrals to health services.
Volunteer or Intern with us: Over the years, volunteers and interns have not only contributed immensely to our program’s success, but have also helped shape and design it. We are always on the lookout for passionate people to join our team. Check out our volunteering and internship opportunities here.
Join our Committee: Our Latinx Leadership & Advocacy Committee is a platform to engage and create reproductive justice leaders and advocates within the Latinx Community. To join our committee email [email protected] or call 404-248-5457.
1924 Cliff Valley Way NE
Atlanta, GA 30329
Mon – Fri: 8:00 am to 5:30 pm
Sat: 8:00 am to 2:00 pm
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Feminist Women’s Health Center provides abortion clinic services, abortion pills, gynecologist, birth control services including the IUD, Nexplanon, and the birth control shot to Decatur GA, Scottdale GA, Clarkston GA, Avondale Estates GA, Tucker GA, Stone Mountain GA, Pine Lake GA, Norcross GA, Atlanta GA, Peachtree Corners GA, Lilburn GA, Smyrna GA, Conley GA, Redan GA, Mableton GA, Macon GA, Athens GA, Rome GA, South Fulton GA, Warner Robins GA, Brookhaven GA, Sandy Springs GA, Marietta GA, Dunwoody GA, Stonecrest GA, East Point GA, North Druid Hills GA and College Park Georgia. 2021 Copyright Feminist Women’s Health Center.
If you are pregnant or think you may be pregnant and need an abortion, seek care immediately. We are still providing abortion care up to the legal limit. There are exceptions to the law. Please give us a call to know your options. Read what the 6-week ban means for you.
