Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice

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The Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice (RCRC) was founded in 1973 by clergy and lay leaders in an effort to provide interfaith support for abortion rights. In 1993, the original name - the Religious Coalition for Abortion Rights (RCAR) - was changed to the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice. The Coalition is an accredited non-governmental organization with the United Nations Department of Public Information.[1]

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Personnel

In 2009, the following worked for the Coalition:[2]

Board of Directors

Executive Committee:

  • Carol Blowers, Chair - Director of Government Affairs, Family Planning Advocates of NY State
  • F. Alexis Roberson, Vice Chair - President and CEO, Opportunities, Industrialization Center of DC
  • Richard Simms, Treasurer - Executive Director, DC Center for Independent Living
  • Lloyd Steffen, Secretary - University Chaplain, Professor and Dept. Chair, Ethics; Dept. of Religion Studies, Lehigh University
  • Ann Hanson, Chair of the Council of Governors - United Church of Christ, Justice & Witness Ministries
  • Reverend Loey Powell, Immediate Past Chair of the Board - United Church of Christ, Justice & Witness Ministries
  • Dr. Reverend Carlton W. Veazey, President and CEO (ex officio) - Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice

Directors:

Council of Governors

Members:

Staff

Executive Department:

Other Staff:

Affiliates

Programs

Member Organizations

As at Aug. 2012, the following were member organizations of the Coalition:[3]

Donors

2009

The following made donations to the Coalition in 2009:[2]

Foundations:

$2,500 and up:

$1,000 - $2,499:

$500 - $999:

$200 - $499:

2008

Gifts of Estate

The following named the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice in their will, trust, or other planned gift. The Coalition honored them by naming them members of the Jim Barrett Memorial Society:[2]

* indicates deceased

Contact Details

References

  1. United Methodist Church: Support for the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice, 2004 (accessed on Sep. 13, 2012)
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 RCRC: 2009 Annual Report
  3. RCRC: Member Organizations (accessed on Aug. 20, 2012)
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