Study on forced sterilization practices in New Mexico moves forward with group of experts
A working group of over 30 experts have convened so far to inform a comprehensive study on the impact of forced sterilization practices on Indigenous women and women of color in the state, as directed by the passage of Senate Memorial 14 earlier this year.
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