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A post-Dobbs survey on family planning, from Tone Madison and Madison Minutes

We want to hear from you.

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August 4, 2022
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We want to hear from you.

How has the fall of Roe v. Wade impacted your decisions about family planning?

As part of our ongoing coverage of the impact of the Dobbs decision, we at Tone Madison and Madison Minutes are asking people to share their thoughts. Has the ruling changed the way you think about having children, or other important family-planning choices? We want to hear from you, so that we can offer our readers a fuller picture of how the ruling is affecting people across the Madison area. 

Visit our short survey to get more information about how we’re going about this and to tell us about the ruling’s impact on your plans. We’ll follow up with you if you’d like to talk.

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If you prefer, you can instead reach out to reporter Christina Lieffring on Signal at 608-867-1233.

Any other questions? Reach out to Tone Madison publisher Scott Gordon at scott@tonemadison.com.

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Authors
Scott Gordon

Scott Gordon co-founded Tone Madison in 2014 has covered culture and politics in Madison since 2006 for publications including The A.V. Club, Dane101, and Isthmus, and has also covered policy, environmental issues, and public health for WisContext.

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Christina Lieffring

Christina Lieffring is Tone Madison’s Managing Editor, a free-wheelin’ freelancer, and lifelong Midwesterner.

Oona Mackesey-Green

Oona Mackesey-Green is managing editor at Tone Madison, and a writer and organizer in Madison, WI.

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