In this document, we build on our experience over the last 5 years to share how we put into practice some of our main actions to guarantee reproductive justice for women and girls during a Zika epidemic in Brazil, but also when dealing with its long-term effects afterwards. We present how Anis responded with an architecture of responses to a public health crisis that also revealed itself as a mirror of inequalities in the country — regarding gender, race, class, and region.
