After the overturning of Roe v. Wade, abortion access has been rapidly restricted across the United States—reshaping what care is available, who can safely seek it, and how communities show up for one another. With no clear path toward nationwide reproductive freedom, the movement faces a prolonged fight that isn’t only legal—it’s cultural.



Planned Parenthood partnered with Tre Borden Co., a creative studio and production company, to meet the moment with a resonant rally cry tailored to the organization. I was hired as Director to lead the project: creating a branded piece for Planned Parenthood’s marketing needs and a film built to serve the broader Reproductive Freedom movement.



My Body My Voice reframes the rally cry as more than a slogan—it’s a practice. The film positions voice as a tool for liberation: when people speak up and share their stories, they can reduce stigma, normalize reproductive healthcare, and stand in solidarity with those most impacted by these laws. As part of the process, I conducted 24 interviews exploring personal experiences with reproductive health, people’s fears and hopes in the current political climate, and the ways story and testimony can shift culture. 

Director JESSICA LAW Creative Producer SYMONE HOLLIDA Director of Photography KALEA CALLOWAY Editor JEFF WATTERSON Colorist BILLY KOAK Sound Mix MATTHEW GIORDANO Producer TRE BORDEN Creative Director DORIAN LYNDE