We are proud to train the next generation of doctors and advocates in comprehensive management of pregnancy, including abortion care. We strongly affirm all pregnant people's right to choose and are steadfast in our commitment to safe and equitable access to abortion for all.

We are SO EXCITED to welcome the Tufts Ob/Gyn Class of 2025!! Congratulations to everyone matching today! We can't wait to get started!

Training physician advocates is one of the highlights of our program, and part of that is making sure residents have the time to vote! Over half of our residents have already cast their ballots - how about you? @ACOGAction @acogdistrict1 @acog #WeVoted #VOTE #VoteEarly

See you there! Learn how @TuftsObGynRes incorporates advocacy into the training of our residents! Why? Because it matters! Speaking out for our patients is part of our roles as physicians! See you tonight! #physicianadvocacy

Applying to #ObGyn residency this fall? Get to know our program @TuftsObGynRes Chat with the PDs, faculty members, & our amazing residents! Plus Save the Date for sessions on Diversity and Inclusion and Advocacy in Medicine! #medtwitter RSVP here: https://t.co/eknxuSzqfO

Attended my first virtual training for @votesaveamerica tonight! I’m excited to be adopting Michigan. In 2016 Trump won by only 11,612 votes making it a strong opportunity to flip in the 2020 election. You can adopt a state too... check it out here

As a physician, I fiercely commit to opposing racism and hate through active allyship, continuous unlearning, learning, listening and teaching. Pass it along and nominate more physicians! @jmdriscollmd @ColinRussell93 @AlexJordanMD @RussellHollis5 @RolvixPatterson

If you believe in a more just, more generous, more democratic America, now is the time to fight for it. Here’s a terrific way to register voters, organize communities, and ramp up turnout in the battleground states that will decide this election: https://t.co/FmN8RCJymg

I’m listening to NYTs 1619 podcast, and episode 4 “How the bad blood started” takes a deep dive into the history of racism in America’s healthcare system. To truly make progress we must first understand the history of the system we’re trying to change.

"We cannot hope to provide quality and equitable care to our patients without understanding and actively combatting systemic racism." Read our residents' statement condemning white supremacy and pledging commitment to antiracism here:

Let’s get to work.

#HandsOffMyBC: women’s preventive care is basic health care – this includes birth control. #ObGs4BC https://t.co/KlhXU2Pvi7