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This 1987 edition of The Middlebury Campus contains an advertisement from the local CPC, which at the time was called the Addison County Crisis Pregnancy Center, revealing its ties to the broader network of the CPCs across the country. This same ad…

This poster was part of a display in Davis Family Library titled “Reproductive (In)Justice: Crisis Pregnancy Centers.” The poster, which contains information on CPCs nationally as well as locally, was created by Tate Serletti and Rebecca Wishnie as…

In response to the likely presence of the Women's Center at the 2023 Fall Activities Fair, Feminist Action at Middlebury organized a boycott of their table

Poster advertising a petition organized by Elissa Asch (2022.5) in an effort to ban CPCs from all colleges in the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC).

This website was created by a group of students as a part of Professor Carly Thomsen’s “Politics of Reproduction” class in the spring of 2020. The website provides information on CPCs and focuses on CPCs’ online presence during the coronavirus…

This is a Facebook message to student activist Toria Isquith from the Director of the local CPC. This message contains a request from the director to meet with Isquith in order to further discuss the work of the Addison Country CPC.

This flier was created by Miranda-Max de Beer (Class of 2019) and Mika Morton (Class of 2019). It contains information about CPCs and the misinformation they spread. De Beer and Morton handed out this flier at the 2018 Student Activities Fair, which…

This opinion piece from pro-life website, Life News, is a critique of Gender, Sexuality & Feminist Studies Professor Carly Thomsen’s teachings on and oppositions to CPCs. The piece supports the claims of the Addison County CPC that the backlash…

This article by Nate Gunesch in Medium provides a profile of student-activist Miranda-Max de Beer. Gunesch discusses activist work against the Addison County CPC, such as the fliers de Beer handed out at the Student Activities Fair, as well as the…

This legislative memo to Vermont State Senator Ruth Hardy was written in February of 2019 by a group of student-activists, including Theodora Bean, Miranda de Beer, Maria Bobbitt-Chertock, Allison Dammann, Victoria Isquith, Heather Morton, Tate…