Abortion action praised, scorned Jan 31, 2009
"The fact that Obama did it helps him live out all of the values he promoted during his campaign," said Karen Kubby, the former executive director of the Emma Goldman Clinic, and she is very pleased with Obama's decision. Decisions on enforcing the Mexico City Policy have flip-flopped between Democratic and Republican administrations since it was established under Ronald Reagan in 1984. (Daily Iowan, IA)
Iowa lacking in OB/GYNs Dec 12, 2008
Karen Kubby, the executive director of the Emma Goldman Clinic, 227 N. Dubuque St., said rural counties in Iowa have difficulty attracting OB/GYNs because they must commit themselves to a community. But officials said there are viable solutions. (Daily Iowan, IA)
Emma Goldman clinic celebrates 35th year Oct 16, 2008
Executive Director Karen Kubby said the night will focus on Goldman the person, not the clinic. In Falk's keynote speech, she'll discuss how the clinic is a good representation of what Goldman stood for in her life: feminism. (Daily Iowan, IA)
UI senior has passion for social justice May 16, 2008
Karen Kubby, the clinic's executive director, said Hemphill's efforts on the project prevented negative state legislation, which tends to erode the pregnancy options of females. Hemphill joined the clinic's Board of Directors following her work with Project Pharmacy. (Daily Iowan, IA)
Drums of peace in IC Apr 11, 2008
The conference will feature workshops and local speakers including Iraq Veterans Against the War, UI law Professor Adrien Wing, and Karen Kubby, the executive director of the Emma Goldman Clinic, 227 N. Dubuque St.. Kubby said she plans to expand on ideas she recently spoke about at an Iowa City rally in March. (Daily Iowan, IA)
Seniors tackle abortion Feb 8, 2008
Karen Kubby, the executive director at the Emma Goldman Clinic, told the group about three options women have when they face an unplanned pregnancy: birth, adoption, and abortion. She said the clinic offers abortion services as well as counseling for women facing tough decisions. (Daily Iowan, IA)
Study: Pill can reduce ovarian-cancer risk Jan 29, 2008
Karen Kubby, the executive director of the Emma Goldman Clinic, said the clinic's philosophy is not necessarily to recommend the Pill; instead, physicians look at various factors to help a patient decide which birth-control method is best. "We really look at that person in greater detail," Kubby said. (Daily Iowan, IA)
1st MidAmerican consideration OK'ed Oct 17, 2007
Karen Kubby was one in the audience who spoke for this change in language. "At least go back to the negotiating table," she said. (Daily Iowan, IA)
Number of abortions down Oct 16, 2007
Emma Goldman Clinic's rates are based on family income, a woman's insurance coverage, and how far along the woman is in the pregnancy said Karen Kubby, the executive director of the clinic. The customary fee is $575, but the clinic will lower the rate for qualifying individuals. (Daily Iowan, IA)
Plan B sales up nationwide Aug 28, 2007
But while sales figures are up, Barr Pharmaceuticals tripled the price of the drug when it became more widely available, said Karen Kubby, the executive director of the Emma Goldman Clinic, 227 N. Dubuque St. She said this may be why the total units of Plan B sold have stayed stable at her clinic. Other local pharmacy officials said they couldn't comment on past pricing of the drug. (Daily Iowan, IA)
Period-suppressor pill heading to market Jun 12, 2007
Though this product is the first of its kind, people have been suppressing periods for years, said Karen Kubby, the executive director of the Emma Goldman Clinic, 227 N. Dubuque St.. "People all over the country manipulate birth control pills," she said. (Daily Iowan, IA)
Metro briefs Jan 23, 2007
Karen Kubby, the executive director of the Emma Goldman Clinic, said those interested in getting tickets should register online or call immediately. Proceeds raised at the annual event go toward the clinic's DeProsse Access Fund, which helps subsidize abortion-service fees for lower-income women. (Daily Iowan, IA)
