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Judy Rebick is a fighter in support of gender equality and pro-choice. Information from the CanadianEncyclopedia states that she has fought for women's rights since the 1960s (Boyko). This topic is very important to her, as she's struggled with these issues in the past.
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(Shea)

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An event that inspired her to become an agent of change, was being sexually abused by her father.  Information from the CanadianEncyclopedia states that she was sexually abused at the age of 5 (Boyko).  This event caused many problems such as depression and dissociative identity disorder, but she never let it stop her. It made her become an agent of change, and now she helps other females who struggle with the same issue. She created a book called Heroes in my Head, which discusses her struggles but also shows her strength and resilience.
(Boyko)

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Born August 15 1945 in Reno Nevada.

Moved to Canada when she was 9.

She believes in Pro-choice.

Became a commentator on TV and on the radio.

Made a book called Occupy This!

Also made a book that talks about her struggles with mental health.  (Boyko)

(Penguin Random House Canada)

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Judy Rebick was able to help legalize abortion in Ontario.  She was a strong believer in pro-choice. Information from Zoomer states that alongside Dr. Henry Morgentaler she was able to open many abortion clinics (Gerstel). This was an enormous        achievement, as at the time abortion was illegal. With time, she was able to create change and make abortion legal in Canada.
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(Ontario4choice)

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25th Anniversary of The Morgentaler Decision: Judy Rebick celebrates Henry & the pro-choice movement

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Judy Rebick has been continuously fighting for women's rights across Canada. For years, this human right was not treated accordingly, and Judy Rebick wanted to see change. She's worked with countless organizations such as NAC, RMG and RWL (Boyko). The fight doesn't stop, and nor does she.
(Boyko)

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Agitate

Lead the Mother Earth Protesters

A three day sleepover at Queen’s park in 2008

Communicate

"Building Power: Social and Political Transformations in Latin America"

At Ryerson in April 2007

(Ryerson University)

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Throughout the years Judy Rebick has been very successful in creating change.

Went on National Television and hosted two shows, which allowed her to spread her messages.

Became president of NAC, which helped improve the lives of women

Discussed her struggles with mental health, and supported people who also struggle

Supported the pro-choice movement, and helped make abortion legal in Canada

(Boyko)

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Judy Rebick is also the founder of the famous discussion website rabble.ca. According to a forum by Petra C Kassum-Mutch, rabble.ca was able to bring in 2 million website views,  800 members, and 350,000 monthly visitors (Kassum-Mutch). This allowed Judy Rebick to spread information over the world, and allow people to discuss and debate.
(Kassum-Mutch)

(Rabble.ca)