March Recap

Projects
Monica had a busy month. She researched and wrote this month’s top post about some important findings from the Turnaway Study that thus far have received little publicity. She also solicited and edited guest blog posts regarding perinatal hospice. But most of all Monica has been hard at work on the upcoming How to Be Pro-Life website. Her goal is a list of at least 52 ideas before website launch, and in March she researched and wrote two dozen entries, bringing her to a total of 43. With any luck the website will be ready to launch this month! If you want to follow that project, you can preemptively sign up on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

Secular Pro-Life is gearing up to participate in a couple of events in April. Kelsey will be speaking at the 2021 Consistent Life Virtual Conference, taking place Saturday, April 24. Consider joining in by registering here. We also encourge you to get involved with the Save Hyde National Day of Action. Volunteers are needed, so please check out what you can do here.

Get Involved. Save Hyde!

Twitter
We gained 196 new followers, bringing us to 13,172 total. We sent 102 tweets, which were viewed 286,000 times, including this tweet, viewed 14,705 times about the flawed, common pro-choice response, “You can’t force your religion on everyone else.”

See the original tweet here

Facebook
We are at 32,950 followers on Facebook. Our content was viewed 265,604 times, including 19,517 views of this discussion:

Read over 100 responses here.

Blogger

Our three most-read blog posts for March, in increasing order:

Pro-life chalk art caused Billie to start questioning her pro-choice views: Sometimes even the littlest things you do can have a big impact.
Pro-Life Tips to Reason Honestly and Argue Persuasively: SPL interviewed Josh Brahm, president of the Equal Rights Institute, on his signature blend of calm reason, rationality, and sincere desire to understand those with whom he disagrees, and on how he believes this approach will advance pro-life goals.
Five years later, 96% of women denied abortion no longer wish they could have had one. (Turnaway Study): The Turnaway Study found that 99% of women do not regret their abortions 5 years later; this stat got tons of news coverage. Less known is that the same study found 96% of women denied abortion also don’t regret. In this post Monica examines some details of the findings.

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