Asociación Colectiva por el Derecho a Decidir (Collective for the Right to Decide), San José, Costa Rica

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Asociación Colectiva por el Derecho a Decidir (Collective for the Right to Decide), San José, Costa Rica
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Street address: Apartado Postal 2608-2050
City: San Jose
Country: Costa Rica
Location:
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Location coordinates: 25° 26' 18" N, 100° 57' 45" WLatitude: 25.4383193
Longitude: -100.9625166
Contact number: (506) 2253 8240
Contact email: colectiva@colectiva-cr.com
Website: http://www.colectiva-cr.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Colectiva-por-el-Derecho-a-Decidir/203512308382
Target: Girls and Women
Organization type: National NGO (operating countrywide or advocating at the national level)
Sectors: Education, Gay/Lesbian Rights, Health, Public Policy, Reproductive Health, Reproductive Rights, Teen Pregnancy/Mothers

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Summary

Collective for the Right to Decide is committed to protecting and promoting the right of women to decide fully on sexuality and reproduction processes through advocacy, research and action.

About

Collective for the Right to Decide is made up of women who believe in respect for diversity of opinions, intergenerational relationships, confidentiality, life learning, and sisterhood.

The Collective offers information and support for women and girls dealing with issues such as sexual reproduction rights, abortion, emergency contraception, and sexual diversity.

Activities

Collective for the Right to Decide has three main focuses: research, training, and advocacy.

Research: There is a lack of updated and specific information on many issues in which the Collective works, particularly on abortion and all its dimensions. The Collective works to investigate key issues that will generate scientific evidence, specific information, and arguments that will support spreading and impact on what they have developed.


Training: The Collective creates the existence of formal spaces of awareness, discussion, analysis, and debate on issues of sexual and reproductive rights, which enable participants to return elements of the theory to reflect from their professional experience and their daily practices, discussing deficiencies and visualizing concrete actions to resolve them.


Advocacy: The Collective focuses their advocacy on four different institutions: the health sector, education sector, legislative assembly, and the public.

Needs

They are currently collecting funds to print a 2011-2012 calendar. This new edition of the calendar will have the slogan "Walls who cry for women." Contact for this can be done by phone or email.

General donations can be made by clicking here.


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