Kelli Conlin has served as the President of NARAL Pro-Choice New York and the National Institute for Reproductive Health since 1992. During her tenure with the organizations, Ms. Conlin has become one of the most influential political voices in the state and nation. She graduated in 1980 with a BA from Saint Mary's College of Notre Dame, Indiana. In 1982, she earned a Master’s degree in Journalism from Northwestern University. From 1982-1985, Ms.Conlin worked as an editor for Outside Magazine and from 1985-1989 as President of NOW in New York City. Ms. Conlin was Director of Public Information at the New York City Campaign Finance Board from 1989–1990, before joining the staff of NARAL Pro-Choice New York in 1990 as Political Director.
Did you know that sales of Emergency Contraception more than
double in the days following New Year’s Eve? Until a couple of months ago, neither did I.
Did you know that New Year’s is the biggest night of the year for birth control accidents?
Emergency Contraception: more options, easier access. Now what? More Awareness!
Chaos in the New York state senate has torpedoed a long-sought after compromise on legislation that would have ensured women a right to choose.
Who knew that anti-choice activists were actually trying to increase
the number of second-trimester abortions? Because that’s precisely what
they’ve done with their ill-advised, ongoing and ineffective attempts
to restrict women’s access to safe, legal healthcare.
