Trigger Planting 2.0, an installation at The Milstein Center for Teaching and Learning addresses the changing conditions of reproductive rights in the United States and across the world. Opening on October 9, just one month before the presidential election, the year-long project assembles medicinal plants, data, maps, and research drawn from local, national, and international sources, in the Milstein Lobby and outside gardens. Collectively, the exhibition surveys the shifting political, legal, social, and environmental landscapes and advocates for forms of expansive reproductive justice and ecologies of resistance. A series of evolving installations throughout the year reflect on abortion care since the Dobbs decision.
Image Credits: Kadambari Baxi
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