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Media Coverage and Recognition

This repository features ongoing media coverage about the Red Tent Fund and documents our evolving story as we continue to advance reproductive freedom through a Jewish framework.

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‘Collaboratory’ aims to boost post-10/7 innovation, connecting grassroots activists to legacy groups

Spearheaded by Natan Fund, Upstart and a number of other grantmakers, the Louisville, Ky., gathering was meant to help ‘professionalize’ an emerging sector of new organizations.

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Jewish Women Mobilize For Reproductive Rights

Post-Dobbs legal challenges to IVF mark a new front in the fight over reproductive rights, as Hadassah and other Jewish groups push back to protect access to care.

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Jewish Values + Reproductive Rights with The Red Tent Fund CEO Allison Korman

Allison Tombros Korman sits down with Jonah Platt to discuss the Red Tent Fund, a Jewish national abortion fund founded in the wake of October 7, 2023, and how the fund is bridging the gap between the Jewish community’s commitment to reproductive rights and abortion seekers.

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Gov. Pritzker Announces Launch of the Prairie State Access Fund in Illinois

The fund will strengthen infrastructure and resources for Illinois’ reproductive healthcare ecosystem.

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How Oct. 7 revolutionized Jewish advocacy

To mark the second anniversary of the Oct. 7 attacks in Israel, the Jewish Insider team asked leading thinkers and practitioners to reflect on how that day has changed the world. Here, we look at how Oct. 7 changed Jewish advocacy.


Please note article link is behind a paywall.

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A post-Roe crisis: Fetal personhood laws threaten Jewish religious freedom

While IVF remains legal, state-by-state authority means families face a patchwork of laws that may or may not respect their beliefs.


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Georgians raise $17,000 for abortion access at Red Tent Fund event

Red Tent Fund continue to fight for abortion rights through protests and fundraising to allow access for all.

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Arlington’s Allison Tombros Korman Champions Reproductive Justice

Allison Tombros Korman noticed that the abortion funding movement became “split apart” after Oct. 7, 2023. The former senior operations and strategy director at the DC Abortion Fund, Tombros Korman left the nonprofit organization after what she described as a “one-sided approach to the events and aftermath of Oct. 7.”

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Women of Reform Judaism Awards $335K in Grants to Raise Jewish Feminist Voices Worldwide

Through its philanthropic arm, the YES (Youth, Education, and Special Projects) Fund, Women of Reform Judaism awarded over $335,000 in grants to 34 programs that will encourage the growth of individuals as Jewish trailblazers and the advancement of Reform Movement institutions.

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Jews support reproductive rights, not activists who demonize us

Hannah Einbinder is a sparkling young Hollywood performer currently starring on one of television’s top comedies, “Hacks.” On the show, she portrays a young comedy writer — a role for which she has deservedly received high praise.

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Hadassah Supports Women’s Health & Reproductive Freedom

Hadassah members are working to ensure legislation is passed that protects access to IVF treatment.

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Red Tent Fund is grounded in Jewish values

Fund affirms the right to abortion, and helps abortion seekers get the reproductive care they need, regardless of their religion.

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