On December 15, 2025, Legal Services of New Jersey presented the latest webinar in its Melville “De” Miller, Jr., Justice Series, Reproductive Rights and Health in New Jersey. Moderated by LSNJ Senior Vice President Akil Roper, the event brought together experts to discuss recent developments and critical issues in reproductive rights, policy advocacy, and health implications from key perspectives in the field, including Aarin Williams from NJDCR, Jeanne LoCicero of ACLU-NJ, Jasmine Winters of Cherry Hill Women’s Center, and Roslyn Rogers Collins of Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan New Jersey. The current state of abortion, access to care, and reproductive health disparities were discussed.
The Melville “De” Miller Justice Series is free, open to the general public, and created in honor of LSNJ’s founder, De Miller. The programs are designed to highlight areas of broad social and legal justice that have an impact on the low-income community in New Jersey—from new advocacy or government initiatives to specific issues or areas of law.
The opinions and ideas expressed by the invited speakers, panelists, and community members are broadcast to inform and educate, to expand thought and stimulate discussion, and may not necessarily represent the position or views of LSNJ. Nothing contained herein is meant by LSNJ to attempt to influence government decision-making, enacting, changing, or removing legislation, rules, or other covered government actions, nor is it meant to encourage others to contact government officials with any position.