Cristina Page

Cristina Page is the co-founder of Spence Chapin's Adoption Access Network with Cori Lohser. The Adoption Access Network, which is comprised of pro-choice adoption agencies nationwide, was established for the abortion provider community and pro-choice movement as a trustworthy partner in adoption. Cristina is also author of How the Pro-Choice Movement Saved America: Freedom, Politics and the War on Sexand recently moderated of a first of its kind online forumbetween pro-choice and pro-life people in search of common ground. Page has consulted for many national pro-choice groups including The Center for Reproductive Rights, The National Institute for Reproductive Health and her pro-choice policy proposals have been adopted by NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell, the Washington State legislature and the New Jersey State legislature. Page has worked in the editorial departments of Glamour and Ms. magazines, ran a gubernatorial campaign in New York, and edited The Smart Girl's Guide to College. Her op-eds have appeared in hundreds of newspapers nationwide including The New York Times, Chicago Sun Times, Newsday, and the Baltimore Sun. She is married with two sons and lives in New York City.