Repro Shabbat at AA

REPRO SHABBATat Ahavath AchimJoin Ahavath Achim, event co-sponsors the AA Sisterhood and the National Council of Jewish Women, Atlanta section, on Saturday, February 14, 2026, as we stand with hundreds of congregations nationwide for Repro Shabbat 2026. Dive into an engaging and thought-provoking Torah study, listen to a spiritually engaging sermon, and then stay for a stimulating, important and impactful panel discussion where experts will discuss the state of reproductive health and rights in Georgia—and what you can do to help protect them. Be part of a powerful conversation rooted in Jewish values, justice, and action. Register Here ProgramHighlights

10:30 – 11:30 AM Cavalier Room

Lois Frankleads a Torah study discussion ofMishpatim(Exodus 21:22–25) and the Jewish legal framework governing the termination of pregnancy.

11:30 AM – 12:00 PM Epstein Sanctuary

Jewish Views on the Sanctity of Life and Terminating Pregnancy Sermon presented byRabbi Laurence Rosenthal

12:45 – 2:00 PM Paradies Hall

The Current State of Reproductive Health and Rights in Georgia An exclusive panel discussion facilitated bySusie Greenberg,National Council of Jewish Women, Atlanta section, Co-President, and chaired byNancy Levine, AA Executive Vice President. FeaturedPanelists Susie GreenbergFacilitatorCo-President of National Council of Jewish Women, Atlanta Section, attorney, reproductive health advocate, and small business owner Ms. Greenberg served on the board of Planned Parenthood Southeast and has volunteered extensively as a Court Appointed Special Advocate for foster children, mentor to legal refugees, and college counselor with the Sandy Springs Education Force. Dr. Megan Cohen, MDFormer Medical Director of Planned Parenthood Southeast and a full-spectrum OB/GYN in Atlanta, specializing in complex family planning, abortion, and contraception care Dr. Cohen brings over 11 years of experience in reproductive health care, advocacy, and contributions to national contraceptive guidelines. Andrea YoungAttorney and Executive Director of the ACLU of Georgia, representing more than 22,000 members A lifelong civil and human rights advocate, Ms. Young previously served as legislative assistant to Senator Edward Kennedy and as Vice President for External Affairs at Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington. Rep. Shea RobertsGeorgia State House District 52 (Sandy Springs, Brookhaven, and Dunwoody) An attorney, small business owner, and founder of United for Georgia Women, Rep. Roberts entered public office following Georgia’s passage of a six-week abortion ban. Since 2021, she has worked to restore reproductive rights and is the lead sponsor of HB 598, Georgia’s Reproductive Freedom Act, aimed at expanding abortion access and protecting patients and providers from political interference. click here to join the conversation