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The first thing that drove me to the story was the pill.

And actually through the reporting and spending time in Latin America following how the information spread so quickly, how these women build support systems around this pill, I understood that that was the real story.

From Futuro Media and PRX, it's Latino USA.

I'm Maria Inujosa.

Today, a conversation about the making of the network.

It's a new series that follows the women who transformed abortion access around the world

by taking abortion out of the clinic.

Hello, Latino USA listener.

You know, these past few days, we've brought you the network. It's a new series

that Latino USA co-produced with NPR's Embedded Podcast. And it's about this network of women,

not an established organization of any kind, but just women who were helping other women to have

safe abortions without a doctor present, and regardless of the law.

And by doing this, the women and these networks completely transformed abortion access around the world.

Latino USA producers and hosts of this series,

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