to collaborate on projects and funding; projects that had not only the potential to impact the clinics in our own states and communities – but every FWHC across the entire country." Member clinics would be non-profit, independent, have a feminist philosophy and be committed to providing abortions. Before forming FAN, the women conducted a survey to find out how many feminist abortion care providers still existed – and were alarmed by the number that had closed. Since forming FAN, two more feminist clinics have closed: Aradia Women's Health in Seattle, WA and A Woman's Choice Clinic in Oakland, CA. Goals of FAN Today The self-stated goals of the consortium are: Exposing fake abortion clinics (also known as crisis pregnancy centers) Overturning the Hyde Amendment Retaining a commitment to providing women with abortions, regardless of financial status or insurance Continue to work with allied organizations, such as NARAL, Feminist Majority Foundation, and the National Abortion Federation Participate in health care reform implementation to ensure that women's needs are being met Continue to engage with allied social justice movements, such as domestic violence prevention Member Clinics Listed in alphabetical order: Blue Mountain Clinic in Missoula, Montana Cedar River Clinics in Renton and Tacoma, Washington Concord Feminist Health Center in Concord, New Hampshire Emma Goldman Clinic in Iowa City, Iowa Feminist Women's Health Center in Atlanta, GA Joan G. Lovering Health Center in Portsmouth, New Hampshire Mabel Wadsworth Women’s Health Center in Bangor, Maine Choices: Memphis Center for Reproductive Health in Memphis, Tennessee Preterm in Cleveland, Ohio Trust Women Foundation in Wichita, Kansas; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Seattle, Washington Women’s Health - Boulder Valley Women's Health Center in Boulder, Colorado Women’s Health Center of West Virginia in Charleston, West Virginia WE Health Clinic in Duluth, Minnesota Women’s Health Specialists of California in Sacramento, Chico, Redding and Santa Rosa, California References Bibliography Abortion providers Abortion-rights organizations in the United States Feminism in the United States Women's health movement