National Coalition of Abortion Providers

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The National Coalition of Abortion Providers (NCAP) was a trade association created to represent independent abortion providers in the United States. Founded in 1990, it was based in Washington, D.C.

Leadership[]

From its inception in 1990 until early 2004, NCAP was led by its founding executive director, Ronald J. Fitzsimmons.^[1] After Fitzsimmons' departure, NCAP was led by President (2004–2005), executive director (2005–2007),^[2] and then by interim executive director .^[3] In 2008, NCAP dissolved and merged with the to form the .

References[]

External links[]

• Abortion Care Network
• Guide to the National Coalition of Abortion Providers Records, 1990-2009, Duke University

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