Nancy Davis Foundation’s mission is to to aid individuals who have endured trauma due to a prenatal developmental defect during pregnancy and to advocate for reproductive justice.
The vision of the Nancy Davis Foundation is to mend broken and traumatized families from diverse backgrounds (races, ages, and beliefs). We achieve this by offering resources, mentorship, education, and financial assistance for medical pregnancy terminations; as well as be a leader in the world of pregnancy termination reform.
The Nancy Davis Foundation was founded in response to a deeply personal and challenging experience. After Nancy Davis, the organization’s founder, was denied a medical pregnancy termination at her local hospital in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, her fiance’ and her was forced to travel nearly 1,500 miles to access the healthcare she and her family deserved. This ordeal highlighted the critical need for reform in reproductive healthcare and maternal rights, especially in regions like Louisiana, where access to reproductive services is restricted.
Nancy’s journey served as a catalyst for her to share her story and transform her pain into action. She organized rallies, testified at legislative sessions, and conducted numerous interviews with media outlets, raising awareness of the struggles women face in accessing essential healthcare. Her advocacy and determination led to the creation of the Nancy Davis Foundation.
Thanks to Nancy’s tireless advocacy, Louisiana has expanded its list of abortion exceptions to now include Acrania.
The Nancy Davis Foundation was founded in response to a deeply personal and challenging experience. After Nancy Davis, the organization’s founder, was denied a medical pregnancy termination at her local hospital in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, her fiance’ and her was forced to travel nearly 1,500 miles to access the healthcare she and her family deserved. This ordeal highlighted the critical need for reform in reproductive healthcare and maternal rights, especially in regions like Louisiana, where access to reproductive services is restricted.
Nancy’s journey served as a catalyst for her to share her story and transform her pain into action. She organized rallies, testified at legislative sessions, and conducted numerous interviews with media outlets, raising awareness of the struggles women face in accessing essential healthcare. Her advocacy and determination led to the creation of the Nancy Davis Foundation.
Thanks to Nancy’s tireless advocacy, Louisiana has expanded its list of abortion exceptions to now include Acrania.
Trustee
Christian is a licensed clinical social worker, consultant, and woman-minority business owner. She is an active community organizer and public speaker, regularly featured at events such as the March for Black Women, Women’s March Events, and rallies around the country in support of the Equal Rights Amendment and immigration rights. Along with her activism for mental health, Christian has more than 20 years of experience advocating for children’s and women’s issues.
Support the Nancy Davis Foundation in helping heal families and bring additional awareness to the trauma caused by unfair laws and practices.