If you’re going to the DC March For Life, the San Francisco Walk for Life, or similar events coming up, you should have a sign. (tweet this) Step 1: Get a sign You can order some from us here, but you can also just buy $5 worth of posterboard and markers and let your inner artist […]
In a week I’m heading to Washington DC for the March for Life (MFL) and related conferences and events. Coalition building is a fundamental part of SPL’s mission. To that end, in 2024 we completed many public-facing collaborative projects and even more behind-closed-door brainstorming and coordination work (details). MFL week in DC is a uniquely opportune […]
Missy Martinez-Stone of The Center for Client Safety invited me to record a podcast episode with her focused on SPL’s work welcoming in non-traditional pro-lifers. You can watch/listen to the full episode here or read the summary below. Key Takeaways Summary In this episode of The Centered Podcast, I talk with Missy Martinez-Stone about how […]
As the year came to a close I wrote quite a lot detailing the awesome work SPL did in 2024, and asking you to help us make the most of a generous matching grant. And your responses have been great. Thank you for a bunch of reasons: Thanks for your donations. Our year-end campaign resulted […]
Hi All, SPL’s mission is three part: I’ve told you about our 2024 wins regarding part 1 (creating debunking content) and part 2 (connecting with non-traditional pro-lifers). Our progress with part 3 (coalition building) has also been exceptional. Coalition-building is crucial to the pro-life movement’s success. We’re often outfunded and outresourced by abortion advocates. We […]
SPL prioritizes outreach to non-traditional pro-lifers. Part of SPL’s mission is to make space for non-traditional pro-lifers. In our Building Bridges presentation, I explain the difference between “traditional” and “non-traditional”: Countless non-traditional pro-lifers are opposed to abortion but think they’re alone. All their friends are pro-choice, and the traditional pro-life movement can seem disinterested or even hostile to […]
Hi All, I recently wrote you celebrating SPL’s successful debunking content and asking for your help to bridge our year-end budget gap of $23,000. Since then you’ve been sending a steady stream of donations, which is so encouraging. Thanks to you, we’re able to make secular arguments against abortion and connect all types of people to anti-abortion […]
I’m delighted to announce that Secular Pro-Life is partnering with Abortion Survivors Network and the Leadership Institute to create the Storytelling Symposium: a 6-part webinar series (plus a January 22 in-person workshop) to teach pro-lifers how to equip, empower, and support our storytellers. You can register here. Why do we need the Storytelling Symposium? Abortion […]
(I’m not talking about Daft Punk. I’m talking about SPL.) SPL has a multi-part mission including advancing secular arguments against abortion, welcoming non-traditional pro-lifers, and coalition building. 2024 has been fabulous for us in all of these regards. But for now I wanted to highlight an additional 2024 victory: because I have a small but […]
Photo Credit Crystal Kupper I have been a faithful Secular Pro-Life volunteer for years, regularly offering my writing, editing, and administration skills from afar. But on Saturday, November 9, I leveled up, presenting at the Arizona Life Coalition’s annual Pro-Life Leaders Summit in Phoenix. ALC leaders had noticed both my frequent SPL-related posts online and […]
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