If you missed the event, you can still access the replay link here: Replay: “Personal Stories and Policy Gaps Around Miscarriage”, [Reprinted from our email newsletter.] Hi All, Last week I emailed you about SPL’s proposed policy for hospitals to better support parents experiencing miscarriage. The same news stories that inspired us to create that policy moved […]
Today’s article is a guest submission, and the author asked to remain anonymous. In November 2024, three mothers—each of whom were subjected to involuntary and unwanted abortions—filed suit in federal court challenging the constitutionality of Minnesota’s abortion laws. The mothers are joined by two pregnancy resource centers, two physicians, and NIFLA. The claims were brought […]
Note: In this post I talk a lot about miscarriage and what happens to miscarried remains. If your history or heart aren’t up for that, you may want to skip this one. Background In March 2025 a bill to require abortion pill providers to provide catch kits and medical waste bags to patients failed in […]
[This article is a transcript of “‘You either support reproductive autonomy or you don’t’” courtesy of volunteer Ben Tomlin. If you’re interested in volunteering to transcribe more of our content, please complete our volunteer survey.] (Video also available on Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram.) I have to say it has been so disappointing to see some of the responses to […]
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, […]
[This article is a transcript of “3 things you need to motivate people” courtesy of volunteer Ben Tomlin. If you’re interested in volunteering to transcribe more of our content, please complete our volunteer survey.] (Video also available on TikTok.) There are three elements you need to motivate someone to take an action. Let’s say we’re talking about getting […]
A few months ago, the Human Life Review invited SPL to submit an essay responding to this prompt (emphasis added): In the decades between Roe v. Wade and Dobbs, most prolifers believed that Americans were more or less opposed to legalized abortion on demand because a) this was the case in 1973; b) it was […]
Once a month or so, the Secular Pro-Life blog features a short interview with a pro-life atheist or agnostic. (See the full series of interviews here.) Although Secular Pro-Life is not exclusively for atheists and agnostics, historically they have played a key role in the organization. As they become more prominent in the pro-life movement generally, we’re […]
On July 1, Greg Mayo (author of Almost Daddy) and I livestreamed our conversation about men’s roles in reproductive choices. If you missed it live, you can still listen to the full conversation here: Replay: “Her body, his voice” livestream One of our areas of focus was cultural messaging regarding men and abortion. In my […]
I livestreamed my discussion with Greg Mayo about men’s roles in reproductive choices. You can listen to or watch the replay here: Replay: “Her body, his voice” livestream Or, if you prefer, here is a summary of our conversation. Key Takeaways Summary In this conversation, I spoke with Greg Mayo about men’s roles and experiences […]
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