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Author: Abigail Cook

Abigail Cook is a formerly incarcerated college student seeking to make a tangible change in how the world treats system-impacted women. She is majoring in Art and Theatre and is passionate about not letting past mistakes define her future.
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How Georgia’s Women’s CARE Act Addresses Incarcerated Pregnant People

Pamela Winn and Abigail Cook
How Georgia's Women's CARE Act Addresses Incarcerated Pregnant People

Incarcerated pregnant women are often subjected to unacceptable dangers. And during the COVID-19 pandemic, safety during birth is an even more urgent issue.

Georgia’s Women’s CARE Act (HB 377) is a bipartisan effort to restore the safety and dignity of expecting mothers and unborn babies who have been swept up in the criminal legal system.

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