Every year, thousands of pro-lifers gather at the Capitol for the March for Life. What results is basically a week-long national pro-life reunion, with lots of opportunities for networking and collaboration. In years past I’ve represented Secular Pro-Life by myself, but now that Herb Geraghty is on SPL’s team, we were able to cover twice […]
[This article is a transcript of “Abortion clinic website dispels pro-choice myths about later abortion” courtesy of volunteer Ben Tomlin. If you’re interested in volunteering to transcribe more of our content, please complete our volunteer survey.] This video is also available on TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook. We find the general public continues to be pretty much entirely unaware of […]
Today’s guest post is written by Lindsay Gabow, a second-year student at Harvard Law School. In 2022, the Supreme Court held that the Constitution does not protect the right to abortion. The decision, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, reversed almost fifty years of precedent. While Dobbs resulted in various red states adopting abortion bans, […]
A prenatal diagnosis is often accompanied by the pressure to abort, leaving most parents feeling unsupported by the medical community and society at large. In our series “Stories of Prenatal Diagnosis,” we share testimonies of parents who received a diagnosis while pregnant and their personal experience in handling it. Today’s story is from Shyla L. […]
It’s no secret that Planned Parenthood has been the cause of much controversy over the years, especially its reception of tax-payer money to fund their business. Secular Pro-Life decided to explore this issue by asking the following question on social media: “Pro-lifers, are there reforms Planned Parenthood could make such that you’d be comfortable with […]
This spring, after decades of leadership, Serrin M. Foster is retiring as the Executive Director of Feminists for Life of America (FFL). We at Secular Pro-Life have long admired FFL’s work. They are known for lobbying for common-ground legislation to support women in difficult circumstances; for speaking on college campuses, especially the Pregnancy Resource Forum […]
Hey All – We are only a little over one week away from the National March for Life in Washington, D.C. – keep reading to find out #WhyWeMarch. Community For our team, the March for Life is one of the most important opportunities we have to connect with other secular and non-traditional pro-lifers. I know […]
Last week, nearly 80 pro-life organizations joined a coalition letter demanding Hyde Amendment protections. Secular Pro-Life is proud to be among them. The Hyde Amendment was first enacted in 1976 to prevent federal Medicaid funds from subsidizing elective abortions. “Hyde” has since become a shorthand for various budget riders that limit taxpayer funding of abortion […]
Josh Brahm of Equal Rights Institute invited me to record several podcast episodes with him. In this episode we explore the different reasons people think the pro-life view is inherently religious, and why Secular Pro-Life disagrees. You can watch/listen to the full episode here or read the summary below. Key Takeaways Summary “We’re talking about […]
Hey all – Happy New Year! I hope 2026 is off to a great start for you. Here at Secular Pro-Life, we’re already working to make an impact this year and one of our very first stops is the National March for Life in Washington, D.C. Keep scrolling to see where you can connect with […]
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