Over 10 months ago, a woman named June reached out to ask me to present Building Bridges to her parish sometime in 2024. June is a member of the parish council of St. Joseph’s in New Paltz, New York, where they host lecture series on a variety of social issues important to Catholics. They’ve covered […]
Last week I joined SPL supporters to rally in Phoenix against Prop 139. Arizona already allows elective abortion until 15 weeks, but apparently that’s not enough for abortion advocates. They’re fighting for the “right” to abort viable children. It’s grotesque extremism, and we had some thoughts we wanted to share. Before the rally even began, press […]
On May 18, we hosted Secular Pro-Life’s 2nd annual trivia night outside St. Louis, Missouri. It was fantastic. SPL’s primary mission is to advance secular arguments against abortion. But our mission includes two additional parts: make space for non-traditional (especially non-religious) pro-life people, and build interfaith coalitions (people of any faith or no faith) to […]
Last week I went to Salt Lake City to speak at the Heartbeat International conference. Heartbeat International is an association of thousands of pregnancy resource centers (PRCs) and hosts an annual conference offering affiliates detailed training on running successful PRCs. The conference is massive. This year they boasted approximately 1,300 attendees in person, plus countless […]
The pro-life organization at the University of Portland (UP), Voices For Life, invited me to give my presentation “Deconstructing Pro-Choice Myths” on March 25. Preceding Events I wasn’t involved with the events preceding the presentation, but to my understanding they went as follows. In the weeks before the talk, Voices For Life created this poster […]
Last week I flew to Dallas for the 2024 Matthew Bulfin Educational Conference (which I refer to as the “AAPLOG conference”). Secular Pro-Life (meaning myself and fellow pro-life atheist Michelle) tabled at the conference, and additionally I had quite a few meetings and social gatherings lined up to make the most of the travel time. […]
The March for Life January 21, 2022 – This was my first time attending the DC March for Life. Until recently I lived in Northern California, so I had always attended the San Francisco Walk for Life instead. The DC March was, first and foremost, much colder, wow. It was also much larger! To be […]
Rehumanize Conference speakers Jazzi Milton, Herb Geraghty, Kristen Day, and Tom Shakely Saturday’s Rehumanize Conference was incredible. The organizers did a terrific job pivoting to a virtual format. One happy side effect: the conference attracted attendees from most U.S. states and several other countries, including Germany, Japan, and Australia! For most, it was the first […]
The 2020 March for Life was a huge success. Secular Pro-Life brought our message to tens of thousands of people! Check out our photo album here. On Thursday, January 23, we exhibited at the Geaux Forth pro-life youth rally organized by Louisiana Right to Life. We have been privileged to enjoy a wonderful relationship with […]
Last weekend, Secular Pro-Life volunteers took to New Orleans for Rehumanize Conference 2019. The event was a great success! Be sure to check out our photo album here. Kelsey Hazzard and Michaelene Fredenberg Secular Pro-Life led two breakout sessions: SPL president Kelsey Hazzard delivered her classic “Secular Case Against Abortion” presentation, and for the first […]
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