Sunday, April 22, 2012
The University Club
1 West 54th Street
New York, NY
Brunch begins promptly at noon.
Nancy Keenan
President, NARAL Pro-Choice America
Ticket Prices
$2,500 Multi-Generation Table (10 seats and 10 raffle tickets)
$1,000 Sponsor Package (four brunch tickets and four raffle tickets)
$500 Multi-Generational Package (one pre-Roe and one post-Roe brunch ticket and two raffle tickets)
$250 Multi-Generational Tickets (one pre-Roe and one post-Roe brunch ticket)
$200 Pre-Roe Ticket (one brunch ticket for guest born before 1973)
$75 Post-Roe Ticket (one brunch ticket for guest born in 1973 or later)
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For more information, please contact Tracy Ricciardi at TRicciardi@ProChoiceAmerica.org or 202.973.3090.
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Women's rights advocate and  law student Sandra Fluke was recognized Sunday, April 22 with the ''Stand Up for Choice Award''. Fluke was given the ''Stand Up for Choice Award'' at the "Third Annual Multi-Generational Brunch" of the organization  which was held in New York City (NYC), New York in the United States. 

Sandra Fluke reading her prepared testimony 


The organization's president, , attended the event and had previously spoken in favor of Fluke in a press release announcing the award. "Sandra is a remarkable leader and a true hero in the reproductive-rights community. This event brings together women and men from many generations, and the one thing that unites us all is the personal stories that are the reason for our joining this cause. Without a doubt, many people have witnessed Sandra's strength over these last few weeks and have been inspired to join her in standing up for women's freedom and privacy."

Chair of the NARAL Pro-Choice America’s Future Direction Committee Amanda Hirsh released a statement in support of Fluke saying, "we are thrilled to honor Sandra Fluke with the ''Stand Up For Choice Award'' at this year's multi-generational brunch. Attempts to silence voices like Sandra's have failed. Young leaders across the country are looking to Sandra as an inspiration."


Fluke responded to a post on  from NARAL congratulating her on receiving the award, stating, "I was honored to receive it! Thank you! I'm very humbled by the inspiring stories women told of their own lives."

Fluke received a nomination in March as a candidate for '''' magazine's 100 most influential people in the world. The list is released annually as a special edition of ''Time'' magazine, titled ''''.

She gave testimony to the US Congress on February 23 before the  on a hearing about  and . She also worked for Sanctuary for Families in NYC which worked to crackdown on human trafficking and domestic violence.