Pro-Voice Project Foundation Inc.

“Expenses 36,969 2,764 1,112 3,572 bank charges 344 honoraria and speaker fee 7,560 dues and subscriptions 1,824 supplies and materials 2,858 venue rental 4,597 total 61,600”

“OTHER DECREASES -317”

“The mission of the pro-voice project foundation is to inspire the people of idaho to explore, embrace, and advocate for abortion access and reproductive rights, utilizing the power of personal story. The pro-voice project foundation initiates storytelling campaigns to promote understanding of the abortion journey and address obstacles to care, all while challenging and dismantling the negative stigma surrounding abortion within our communities, families, and individual perspectives.”

“Stage productions & writing workshops in 2024, the pro-voice project produced four original stage programs in mccall, idaho falls, pocatello, and ketchum, each paired with writing workshops designed to help participants shape and share personal reproductive healthcare stories. Across performances and workshops, the program engaged approximately 500 audience members and 20 workshop participants, with post-event feedback indicating increased understanding and reduced abortion stigma among attendees. The productions activated 30 volunteers and strengthened partnerships with local libraries, performance venues, physicians, and other advocacy organizations.”

“Documentary film "overturned" & community watch parties pvp released its first documentary short, "overturned" late in 2024 and organized several community watch parties before years' end and encouraged online viewing with social media campaigns. The film quickly garnered more than 1400 views and drew interest from audiences and partners as far as new york city, expanding pvp's reach beyond idaho. Watch parties included facilitated conversations and resource sharing; 50 attendees opted in for follow-up programming/newsletters, demonstrating sustained engagement. Grants included: 10,000 for film production.”

“"worth of a woman" traveling exhibit & public programs pvp completed and toured the "worth of a woman" exhibit-an educational and artistic display exploring systemic barriers to reproductive healthcare access-to five idaho venues from sandpoint to coeur d'alene, ketchum, and boise. Woaw presents original portraiture, data visualizations, and first- person narratives about women's healthcare experiences. Host sites offered attendant programs-author talks, facilitated community conversations, and radio segments-reaching an estimated 3000 attendees, viewers, and listeners. Host feedback highlighted improved community dialogue and increased understanding of the human impacts of idaho's reproductive healthcare landscape.”