BROAD MAGAZINE
BACKGROUND:
Before Roe v. Wade was overturned, the future of bodily autonomy and what that meant for the future of contraceptives, was already a concerning issue. With that in mind, in 2021, I began researching and writing current and future outcomes for the health industry, specifically focusing on oral and physical contraceptives. Based on my research, I speculated what that could potentially mean for future bodies. Additionally, after following the political climate of 2020 and 2021, I unintentionally predicted the over turn of Roe vs. Wade in my writing.
The results of my research eventually produced a mock magazine entitled, BROAD Magazine, focused on culture, lifestyle, politics, and the progressive woman. As Editor-in-Chief, I dedicated the Fall issue to the re-established Roe v. Wade in 2034, and discussed the history of materials and methods, different process’s, services, and supply chain regarding all forms of contraceptives.
MIND MAP:
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The year is 2034
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The future has been bleak since overturn of Roe v. Wade in 2024
- However, in 2034, ten years later, we finally see progress towards accessible healthcare and solutions.
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After the re-ban of abortion in 2024, humans joined forces to find solutions
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Men begin to take oral contraceptives
- AI technology can now track a woman’s cycle and time release contraceptive medicine based on their unique biorythm. It is personal data sent to you, and only shared with outside sources unless given permission.
FINAL CONCEPT:
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