100+ Sexual & reproductive rights Twitter activists & supporters

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1. Chris Wells says

   Thanks to you both! You know, you’re my first ever blog com­ments so I really appre­ci­ate you tak­ing the time. I’ve added your requests to the list. Hope it can grow much lar­ger — I really like the idea of build­ing a united and global net­work of SRH act­iv­ists on Twitter.

   06/10/2009, 12:07 AM Reply
2. lysanzia says

   Hey Chris — @womenadvocates isn’t on the list. See our vital June 2009 art­icle, “Doc­tors Cam­paign for Safe Abor­tion in Zam­bia,” — Women News Net­work — WNN: http://womennewsnetwork.net/2009/06/12/doctors-...

   05/10/2009, 6:26 PM Reply
3. Abortioneers says

   I second the rec for @womenadvocates — and would also like to self-plug for @abortioneers. Our blog focuses most heav­ily on abor­tion issues, but we are strong advoc­ates for com­pre­hens­ive sexual health & repro­duct­ive justice and are very happy to be get­ting to know oth­ers who share this agenda via Twitter.

   05/10/2009, 10:55 PM Reply
4. Piper says

   Great list. It is import­ant to show solidarity.

   @prochoiceme is a new twitterer.

   06/10/2009, 4:04 AM Reply
5. Piper says

   Great list. It is import­ant to show solidarity.

   @prochoiceme is a new twitterer.

   06/10/2009, 4:04 AM Reply
6. shelbyk says

   Thanks so much for the men­tion and, more import­antly, for com­pil­ing this great resource for repro right/sexual health advoc­ates! This is FAR bet­ter than any Fol­low Fri­day could ever be — thanks so much for all your awe­some work!

   06/10/2009, 4:10 AM Reply
7. Kitt Klaiss says

   My stars! I’m just a small town doc, and flattered to be included on your list!

   06/10/2009, 4:49 AM Reply
8. Chris Wells says

   In my mind there’s no reason a “small town doc” shouldn’t be on this list. Social media has broken down bound­ar­ies and flattened hier­arch­ies. Besides which, the global SRH move­ment (of which IPPF is a part) is a move­ment driven by people work­ing at the grass roots who under­stand the real­ity people face. I’m “just a graphic designer” but I feel strongly enough about injustice and sexual rights to do some­thing. What do you think?

   06/10/2009, 1:23 PM Reply
9. Kitt Klaiss says

   I think you’re doing a really good job at some­thing import­ant. I think I RT mes­sages that are import­ant and need to be spread around, but don’t really gen­er­ate much sig­ni­fg­ant con­tent on my own. Still, it’s nice to be noticed

   06/10/2009, 7:50 PM Reply
10. Chris Wells says

    Thanks! I just figured I needed a bet­ter way of shar­ing the SRH cham­pi­ons to new Twit­ter users — maybe we should set up a “Twibe” or some other way to con­vene everyone?

    07/10/2009, 7:38 PM Reply
11. Chris Wells says

    I just read your (excel­lent) blog– of COURSE you qualify! =)

    Thanx for RTing the list too. I heard of Hoja a few months back — sounds like an ace organ­iz­a­tion. And did you once work for SPW too?

    07/10/2009, 7:40 PM Reply
12. aftersilence says

    Thank you so much for includ­ing me. This list is awe­some! I’ll be fol­low­ing all of the ones I am not already following!

    07/10/2009, 2:31 PM Reply
13. Phil H says

    Oh, I might have to book­mark this. Thanks a lot. I do a bit, I’m involved in Advoc­ates for Action (not on Twit­ter) and occa­sion­ally blog about sexual health stuff, but it’s all mixed in with other guff. I’m @evilflea on Twit­ter if you are inter­ested, but not sure I really qual­ify for the list.

    07/10/2009, 6:39 PM Reply
14. Phil H says

    I volun­teered for them in 2004, and I still volun­teer for them in the UK — Advoc­ates for Action is part of SPW, cam­paign­ing on sexual health policy.

    07/10/2009, 8:13 PM Reply
15. milinda says

    Please add my name too, milindarj

    08/10/2009, 10:27 AM Reply