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SEPTEMBER 27th, 7pm
BLACK REPRODUCTIVE FUTURES

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where happy hour

meets sex

education.

“Paps on Tap is a safe space for Black women to discuss sexual wellness, which isn’t something we’re typically encouraged to do.”

Reproductive justice

as coined by 12 Black women in 1994, is a framework, movement, vision and clear roadmap for our collective futures. It guides us towards a future where every human is able to exercise their right to: bodily autonomy, have (or not have) children, and parent the children they have in safe and sustainable communities (SisterSong). 

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ur journey and fight to secure that future is ongoing and builds upon the dreams of our ancestors and the Black Women’s Health Activism Movement birthed in the 1970s that gave voice to the experiences of Black woman that were left out of the mainstream movements and conversations following the passage of Roe v Wade.

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There’s so much to explore, learn and unlearn about when about when it comes to reproductive justice and abortion healthcare. Join us for Paps on Tap: Black Reproductive Futures, an homage to the movements that paved the way forward and your invitation to the conversation at the intersections of faith, reproductive healthcare and reproductive justice. 

BLACK REPRODUCTIVE FUTURES edition

Join us at 7 PM on Friday, September 27th 2024

in Brooklyn, NY

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Please note

This is an in-person, ticketed and online registration-only event for Black women, femmes and non-binary folks age 21+— if this is you please come through— if it is not, see you soon at our next event! This is a spoken English language event focusing on people with uteruses and vaginas. We hope to support language diversity and justice in our future events.

This event will be held in Brooklyn, NY and we'll share the exact location of the event only with those who have registered. After you sign up, you'll receive a confirmation text and email with all the details you need to join us. We can’t wait to see you there!

We’ve designed a fun and interactive way for you and your homegirls to:

  • Explore the history of the Reproductive Justice and the Black Women’s Health movements

  • Learn from our expert panelists about the roles of faith, abortion healthcare, and reproductive justice for our reproductive freedoms and futures.

  • Mix and mingle over good vibes, mocktails, cocktails and light refreshments

  • Build community with other Black women on their sexual wellness journey

  • Take home a curated pleasure and wellness goodie bag featuring products from Julie, and so much more!

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Featured Panelists

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Dr. Shanaye Jeffers
Dr. Shanaye Jeffers

Dr. Shanaye Jeffers is a Brooklyn born and bred board-certified OB/GYN with Caribbean roots.

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She received her medical degree at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and completed her residency training at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia, PA.

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Chelsea Williams-Diggs
Chelsea Williams-Diggs

Chelsea Williams-Diggs (she/her) is a reproductive justice practitioner, radical truth-teller, and lifelong student of Black feminist thought. As the Executive Director of the New York Abortion Access Fund (NYAAF), Chelsea’s work is grounded in her lived experiences and a deep commitment to community care. 

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She has served as a clinic escort, is a trained abortion doula, and frequently speaks and leads workshops on abortion access and reproductive justice. She has been featured in prominent media outlets, including The New York Times, Politico, HuffPost, and The Nation.

Chelsea holds a BA from Georgetown University and an MA in Public Policy, with a concentration in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, from The George Washington University. When she’s not working to advance abortion access, you can find her on her yoga mat, reading about revolution, or planning her next adventure.

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Pastor Kaji Spellman Douša
Pastor Kaji Spellman Douša

Pastor Kaji Spellman Douša (pronounced “doe-sha”) is the first woman and also the first Black woman to serve as the head of her 214-year-old congregation, the Park Avenue Christian Church, in Manhattan.

An outspoken advocate for reproductive justice, Pastor Kaji leads many national rallies and mass actions as a spokesperson for Planned Parenthood.

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A founder of the Sanctuary Caravan, Pastor Kaji is known for her work in building networks of thousands of immigrant-led advocates across the country. Through her groundbreaking religious freedom lawsuit Douša v. DHS (read more), a federal judge recently ruled that the Department of Homeland Security illegally tracked, surveilled and retaliated against her for her ministry to migrants (read more)

 She is the recipient of several national and international awards, including the Samuel DeWitt Proctor Conference’s Ella Jo Baker Social Justice Award and Yale Divinity School’s William Sloane Coffin Justice Award.

Pastor Kaji is a proud and active member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated.

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The Streets are talking about Paps On Tap

  • Black women deserve great sex AND great information—for us, about us, from us! Paps on Tap is an incredible experience that allows you to network and learn from other Black women and dive into otherwise “taboo” topics. Kimbritive is breaking down walls and opening up the conversation so that we all can be better informed!

  • I really enjoyed my first live Paps on Tap event! I attended by myself, so the conversation starters were so helpful in breaking the ice, making me more comfortable, and introducing me to the ladies I sat next to. The event was well put together. It was intimate, and all of the touches were thoughtful. I really appreciated the gift bag. Not only was I introduced to new products, but the quality of the bag will last me a while as well, lol. Thanks!

  • Paps on Tap was unlike any event I have attended before! I am glad I chose to put myself and my body first by attending. It was refreshing to be in community with Black women discussing our sexual wellness journeys and encouraging each other's growth. I was affirmed by the perspectives shared on the panel and left better equipped to handle my future sexual wellness health visits.

  • Omg the event was AMAZING, and I’m already anticipating the next one. As a medical professional myself, I found that there was still so much to learn about my sexual wellness as a Black woman. The two speakers were PERFECT, I felt like I was on a FaceTime call with my homegirls.

FAQs

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  • We're sorry you can't make it! Please let us know by text at (888) 618-3560 or email us at hello@kimbritive.com before the event. We will credit your ticket for a future event of the same cost. If you don’t inform us in advance, we won’t be able to issue a credit.

  • Sorry you can’t attend! Please text us at (888) 618-3560 or email hello@kimbritive.com before the event. We can transfer your ticket to someone else with advance notice. If you don’t notify us ahead of time, we can't transfer the ticket.

  • This event will be held in Brooklyn, NY and we'll share the exact location of the event only with those who have registered. After you sign up, you'll receive a confirmation text and email with all the details you need to join us. We can’t wait to see you there!

  • Paps on Tap starts at 7pm and we’ll end our night together around 9pm.

  • No, tickets are only sold online here.

  • We're so excited to meet you and your homegirl! We ask specific questions of each attendee at registration such as your dietary and accessibility needs to ensure that this is a welcoming space for you. So please register individually so that we can capture your needs.

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our next edition

7 PM, Friday
September 27th
2024

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KIMBRITIVE is the unapologetic sexual wellness platform reimagining the health and well-being of Black women.

As a digital health company creating care spaces online and IRL, we provide sexual and reproductive health care and education where Black women feel seen, heard, and celebrated.