Josh Brahm of Equal Rights Institute invited me to record several podcast episodes with him. In this episode he interviewed me about my educational and professional background in forensics, and how those exeperiences impact my perspectives on the abortion debate, especially regarding the idea of subjecting women who abort to prosecution. You can watch/listen to […]
Josh Brahm of Equal Rights Institute invited me to record several podcast episodes with him. This episode was loosely based on my previous post “It’s about the babies, not your sex life: 5 examples.” You can watch/listen to the full episode here or read the summary below. Key Takeaways Summary Josh and I analyzed the […]
Hi all – Just reporting back to you about the Flyway Conference. Save the Storks had invited me to train an exclusive group of Pregnancy Resource Center (PRC) Executive Directors. I led back-to-back sessions based on our Building Bridges program, which is all about effective communication with people different from ourselves. My first Bridges session covered how to […]
Over Halloween weekend, I had the great pleasure of representing Secular Pro-Life at the annual Rehumanize Conference. We kicked off the event on the night of Friday, October 31, with a costume party around the theme “Natural Death to All Humans.” Saturday was a whirlwind of back-to-back presentations, on topics ranging from effective persuasion tactics […]
Our friends at Rehumanize International organize consistently amazing conferences. Rehumanize is a Consistent Life Ethic (CLE) group, which means their work encompasses a wide range of social ills. That includes abortion, along with threats to older humans like the death penalty and sex trafficking. Their conferences present a wonderful opportunity for activists in different spheres to come […]
I spent the first half of this week in Florida at the Samaritan Summit, a conference for PRC staff and volunteers. It was great. For those of you who couldn’t join, here’s a quick recap. The Storytelling Symposium helps pro-lifers find their voice. Earlier this year, SPL partnered with Abortion Survivors Network and Leadership Institute […]
If you’d like me to present to your organization about secular post-abortion healing, contact me through our Speakers page. Kylee Heap of Support After Abortion invited me to speak to a group of abortion healing providers about healing for secular women. You can listen to or watch the replay here, or read the summary below. Replay: […]
Two weeks ago, Secular Pro-Life hosted our first ever Building Bridges Intensive: a day-long in-person training event designed to give pro-lifers the skills and confidence they need to talk about abortion in a winsome way. It was a huge success! Here is some feedback from our attendees: Very articulate presentation! [I appreciated] the vast knowledge, […]
Edited from Herb Geraghty’s original email sent on Sunday, June 29. Earlier this week, SPL hosted our first ever day-long in-person training based on Monica’s hit “Building Bridges” presentation. The event went great and I’ll update you more soon – but that’s not what this email is about! I first wanted to tell you about […]
Last week I gave three different presentations in the span of about 48 hours in Connecticut: This is the first time I’ve presented on college campuses since I got protested at University of Portland, and I wondered if we’d see a repeat. The University of Connecticut did ask the pro-life club to have mental health […]
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