HONESTY

the moral worth of all forms of human life, the dignity and moral agency of every individual, personal religious freedom within in a pluralistic society, sexuality as a healthy part of the human experience, the common good of public health as the goal of public health law and policy, sexual and reproductive self-determination as an essential freedom, the natural variation of gender and sexuality
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COMPASSION

public support for healthy relationships with mutual respect and consent, equal power and expectation of caring; special consideration for those most vulnerable, especially pregnant women and newborns; special consideration for the marginalized and oppressed; Acknowledgement of the complexity and uniqueness of every situation; public responsibility for the common good of accessible, affordable family planning
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HEALTH

reproductive and family formation decisions based on moral judgement and religious beliefs; access to safe, non-judgmental, voluntary birth control and back-up measures including abortion; scientifically valid public health policy and education; purposes of sexuality being pleasure, intimacy and procreation
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JUSTICE

equal opportunity to become pregnant, carry, birth and raise children safely with dignity and free of violence and toxins; the personal responsibility for deciding to parent or not to parent; no disparities or religious exemptions in access to health care and safe and non-judgmental abortion services; recognition of the interaction of reproductive oppression with race, gender, class, orientation and other oppressions
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