Interview with Danielle Atkinson (Founder & Executive Director of Mothering Justice)Links mentioned in this episode: Planned Parenthood - Jackson Health Center-https://www.plannedparenthood.org/health-center/michigan/jackson/49202/jackson-health-center-2784-90630 Scotsdale Women's Center in Detroit-https://detroitabortioncenter.com/ Heritage Clinic for Women in Grand Rapids-http://www.heritageclinic.com/ Women’s Center of Flint and Saginaw-https://whcofmi.com/whenweallvote.org https://mvic.sos.state.mi.us/Home/RegisterToVoteTo learn about registering to vote in Michigan, watch this short videohttps://youtu.be/x4nZKG7H35sMichigan Voter Guide 2022: Get to know key races, ballot proposals before votinghttps://www.clickondetroit.com/decision-2022/2022/09/30/michigan-voter-guide-2022-get-to-know-key-races-ballot-proposals-before-voting/#//Key dates for Nov. 8 election in MichiganSept. 29: Clerks will begin mailing out absent voter ballots by Sept. 29. Voting early in person by absentee ballot begins at your city or township clerk’s officeOct. 24: Last day to register to vote onlineOct. 24: Return absentee ballot by mail to avoid potential for mailing delaysNov. 4: Last day to request an absentee ballot online or by mail (by 5 p.m.) -- To avoid mailing delays, it is strongly recommended to request an absentee ballot no later than Monday, October 17Nov. 7: Vote early by absentee ballot at your city or township clerk’s office through 4 p.m.Nov. 8: Register to vote in person at your city or township clerk’s office until 8 p.m. (Eligible residents must provide official proof of residency if registering to vote between October 9 and November 8)Nov. 8: Return absentee ballot to your designated drop box or local clerk’s office by hand by 8 p.m. All voters registered in Michigan are eligible to vote absentee. They can apply online at Michigan.gov/Vote or print an application form from the site and mail, email or hand deliver it to their local clerk. Voters can find their clerk’s contact information at Michigan.gov/Vote.