What does it look like to carry forward the legacy of Reproductive Justice while shaping its future in real time? In this powerful opening episode of Outspoken with Regina, we explore how this movement continues to evolve across generations—and why that evolution matters now more than ever.
Dr. Regina Davis Moss is joined by storyteller and educator Jameelah Jones, who speaks to the power of digital spaces and cultural memory, and Kevin Napier, a student and activist whose on-campus organizing is building the next wave of RJ leadership.
Together, they unpack:
* What it means to pass the torch of Reproductive Justice
* How young Black leaders are building movements grounded in care
* Why storytelling, education, and trusted voices are essential in this moment
This conversation isn’t just about reflection—it’s a call to move forward with purpose.
Call to Action:
→ Watch the full panel.→ Share with someone who needs to hear this.→ Follow the guests and learn how to support multigenerational RJ work.
Resources & guest links from the Panel:
Jameelah Jones - Digital Educator using online platforms to break down Reproductive Justice and empower communities.:
* Website
* Patreon
* TikTok
* YouTube
Kevin Napier - Next Generation Leadership Institute Fellow:
In Our Own Voice: Black Women’s Reproductive Justice Agenda:
* Website
* YouTube
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