“Abortion and Women’s Rights 1970” Screening and Meet & Greet hosted by Dakotans for Health

Dakotans For Health: In South Dakota, we’ve witnessed firsthand the consequences of the most extreme abortion ban in the nation—one that offers no exceptions for rape, incest, or non-viable pregnancies. Last November, despite our best efforts to restore reproductive rights, our voices were drowned out by a tidal wave of money and misinformation.

join us for an extraordinary evening of reflection, resilience, and renewed commitment to this cause.

Sunday, March 2nd
5 PM

ICON | 402 N. Main Avenue | Sioux Falls

We’ll start with a social hour, complete with complimentary wine and charcuterie. Then, we’ll gather for a screening of the groundbreaking documentary “Abortion and Women’s Rights 1970”—a powerful, 28-minute film that takes us back to a pre-Roe era, reminding us of the dangers women faced and the incredible resilience of those who fought for change.

And here’s the best part: after the film, we’ll be joined live via virtual Q&A by three of the inspiring women behind it—Jane Pincus, Mary Summers, and Karen Weinstein. They’ll share their stories, their insights, and their hopes for the future of reproductive justice.

This event isn’t just about looking back—it’s about fueling our fight forward. It’s about honoring the past while working to build a future where every woman has access to safe, equitable reproductive healthcare

We’d love to see you there and trust me, your presence will make a difference.