ProjectsThis month was all about highlighting policies that protect the most vulnerable. Since the Democratic Party has disavowed the popular Hyde Amendment, Secular Pro-Life is reminding folks just how many children the amendment has saved: about 2.4 million people are alive today thanks to Hyde. Kelsey organized a virtual rally (“Out of Hyding“) emceed by Terrisa which gave attendees […]
ProjectsSecular Pro-Life’s president Kelsey Hazzard was busy this month so check it out: Mid-August Kelsey was featured in an interview on Respect Life Radio, a Denver-based Catholic radio station. Of particular interest, discussion on Proposition 115, which would clamp down on late-term abortions in the state. Later in August, she was one of two debaters representing […]
(Click here to sign up for these email updates.) July Recap Projects To prepare for Joe Biden’s selection of his running mate in early August, we published a series of articles on the top twelve contenders and their positions on abortion. Spoiler alert: They all hold extremist positions.Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 In […]
(Click here to sign up for these email updates.) June Recap Projects Monica has finished her series of interviews with sidewalk counselors. This June three of them were published on the Secular Pro-Life Perspectives blog. You can find them here, here and here. This June we were all keeping our sights on the court with the […]
(Click here to sign up for these email updates.) Projects Another month of lockdown and Secular Pro-Life hasn’t been slowing down at all, even if Covid-19 has changed the ways we can interact with people. Kelsey has been busy with virtual outreach, speaking to the National Campus Life Network (the Canadian version of Students for […]
Secular Pro-Life president Kelsey Hazzard was recently interviewed for “On the Level,” a radio show on Life FM, a Christian radio station in Cork, Ireland. The segment covered everything from the origins of Secular Pro-Life, to the rape exception, to differences between the American and Irish anti-abortion movements. You can listen at this link starting […]
Today, the United States Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in a challenge to Louisiana’s pro-life law which requires abortionists to have admitting privileges at a local hospital. Pro-life advocates will rally outside the Supreme Court building in support of the law. One of the rally speakers is Secular Pro-Life’s very own Terrisa Bukovinac (pictured). […]
Last year before the San Francisco Walk for Life, Monica (SPL co-leader) gave a brief speech about “comfortable” pro-choice people, essentially outlining the most ubiquitous myths that allow people to be comfortable with the pro-choice political position. [And she did this speech before pro-choice people started insisting embryos don’t have hearts.] You can watch the […]
Today at the University of California, Berkeley, Dr. Malcolm Potts will be hosting his bi-annual point/counterpoint-style lecture on abortion for his public health class. This year, Monica Snyder of Secular Pro-Life will be presenting the antiabortion case. We hope to have video of her presentation later–EDIT: you can now watch the full presentation here–but meanwhile […]
Today at the University of California, Berkeley, Pro-Life San Francisco is hosting the Let There Be Life Conference, which is designed to promote pro-life unity and education among Californians. Secular Pro-Life will be doing a speech on three pro-choice myths, including where those myths come from and exactly why they are misleading. We hope to post […]
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