Registration for the 2026 Reproductive Health Symposium is now open! This conference will be occurring virtually on Saturday, November 21st, from 9:00am - 12:00 pm via Zoom. The Engage signup link can be found here: https://cglink.me/27E/r378814 

Hosted by Medical Students for Choice, this conference will discuss bias, inequity, and strategies for patient advocacy within the field of gender, sexual, and reproductive healthcare. The conference is open to all interested students from a healthcare background who want to learn about critical issues in reproductive health!

At this year's conference, students will have the opportunity to hear from Jacqueline Blocker, J.D., as our keynote speaker. Jacqueline is an attorney, legislative policy strategist, ballot initiative expert, and narrative shifter who seeks to improve health outcomes through quiet advocacy. Her notable work spearheading statewide policy efforts and ballot initiatives that have improved women’s health outcomes, and have brought awareness to domestic violence and gaps in mental health access. 

In addition to the virtual event, there will be an in-person workshop on November 19th, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at CSETC (6th floor of Garrison Tower). This hands-on session for OUHSC students that will cover IUD placement, birth simulation, and more! Spots are limited to the first 30 registrants, so be sure to sign up early! If you sign up for this event and are later unable to attend, please email caroline-kane@ou.edu AND destiny-morris@ou.edu so we can fill the spot and allow as many learners to participate as possible.

The virtual conference and the in-person workshop are both approved for OUCHA education hours.

For more details and updates, visit our Instagram page! We hope to see you there!