Emma Goldman Clinic's 30th Anniversary Marks Controversy and Growth
The Emma Goldman Clinic, named for feminist Emma Goldman, began as a safe abortion and gynecology center in a Victorian home at 715 N. Dodge St. It faced threats and protests but gained community support, moved to 227 N. Dubuque St. in 1985, and saw abortions decline as education rose. Abortion provision in fiscal 2002 comprised 37 percent of visits. many readers recall years of protests and a 1978 arson attempt.
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Abortion Clinic Visit at Emma Goldman Clinic
A minor seeking abortion at the Emma Goldman Clinic faces a 48 hour parental notification, then fills a medical history, meets an advocate, and undergoes labs and a 3 to 5 minute vacuum aspiration. Recovery lasts about 20 minutes with monitoring, refreshments, and post care options before discharge.
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