Nora's web site detailing her road trip can be found at http://wanderlustwithrhonda.com. Nora was the Bay Area Field Manager for the ACLU of Northern California until she recently took to the road on a cross-country bike trip for reproductive justice. She's a dedicated activist who has spent time with organizations such as Planned Parenthood, NARAL, Law Students for Choice, and the ACLU. Nora was a lead organizer for the ACLU of Northern California's campaign to defeat anti-choice ballot referendum Proposition 85 in the November 2006 election cycle. Through the Bay Area Campaign for Real Teen Safety to defeat the proposition, more than 50,000 voters in the region were contacted. The referendum was soundly defeated.
Like so many of the post-Katrina initiatives, the Women’s Health and Justice Initiative, an organization fighting for reproductive justice in New Orleans, is the product of the immense dedication, creativity, and energy of a small group of individuals.
A young reproductive justice advocate hops on her bike and travels across the U.S. to uncover what sexual politics looks like across America. Want to join her?
Nora's cross-country bicycle trip takes her through Philadelphia, where she meets with all sorts of people working to facilitate women's control over their bodies and their lives.
Politics, sex and culture collide in Choice USA's Outstanding Organizer awardee Nora Dye's coast-to-coast bicycle trip. Dye examines the connections or lack thereof between the varied groups working for reproductive justice; from advocates to educators to health care providers.
