Devalued, Turned Away, and Refused Health Care: What Happens to Women of Color When Religion Dictates Patient Care

Authors

Elizabeth Boylan, Columbia Law School, Center for Gender and Sexuality Law

Project

Law, Rights, and Religion Project

Document Type

Document

Publication Date

5-2018

Abstract

Columbia Law School's Law, Rights, and Religion Project, and the National Women’s Law Center hosted a Capitol Hill Briefing at 10:15 am on Thursday, May 24th to discuss the impact of religious health care refusals on women of color. The event, entitled Devalued, Turned Away, and Refused Health Care: What Happens to Women of Color When Religion Dictates Patient Care, was presented in cooperation with Senator Kamala Harris and Representative Bonnie Watson Coleman.

Disciplines

Civil Rights and Discrimination | Law | Women's Health

Comments

Press Release

Recommended Citation

Elizabeth Boylan, Devalued, Turned Away, and Refused Health Care: What Happens to Women of Color When Religion Dictates Patient Care, (2018).
Available at: https://scholarship.law.columbia.edu/gender_sexuality_law/69