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accessbc has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in November 2023. Resources accessbc has populated their site with include: • National Pharmacare Letter Writing Campaign! • Manitoba Press Release Nov 22 🎉 • Alberta Press Release Nov 29 • The Decible - What to know about Canada’s new Pharmacare bill • June 3 Press Release: AccessBC Campaign Calls on Senate to Pass Pharmacare Now • Register to screen “Preconceived” hosted by ARCC Dec 1-7 • Register for the BCHA discussion panel for “Preconceived” Dec 11 • SEND A LETTER TO YOUR SENATOR ✉️ • AccessBC (@AccessBC) on X • Universal, Single-Payer, First-Dollar Access to Select Contraception and Diabetes Medications: Government of Canada and the Government of British Columbia Memorandum of Understanding - Canada.ca • Tell your elected officials to improve contraception access in Canada! | Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights • PODCAST: Revolutionizing reproductive health: BC’s free contraception program • Avortement : un pays pas comme les autres • B.C. signs pharmacare deal with Ottawa covering hormone therapy, diabetes drugs | Globalnews.ca • AccessBC | Campaign for Free Prescription Contraception in BC • AccessBC (@accessbc.bsky.social) on Bluesky • Press Release Feb 23 - Pharmacare Announcement • BC Gov Press Release Dec 8 • AccessBC on Facebook • 5 moments of hope for reproductive rights in 2023 • Albertans Write Your MLA • AccessBC (@access.bc) on Instagram • Liberals and New Democrats reach a deal on pharmacare | CBC News • QEII clinic runs out of funds for its compassionate contraception program | CBC News • No-cost contraception is the leadership Canada needs to follow • Removing barriers to contraception in Manitoba • Tens of thousands of B.C. residents received free contraception in eight months, Eby says | Globalnews.ca • Ireland Free contraception scheme extended to women aged 17-31 • Free birth control would benefit Alberta's health care economy • Tens of thousands of B.C. residents received free contraception in eight months