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Mauricio Leon recounts his path from Chile to pro-life work with Live Action in the United States. He discusses fundraising, digital education, and the resources needed to sustain advocacy.
Read →Carolyn of Life Matters Worldwide describes the Coalition Leadership Network and cooperation among pregnancy centers. The episode considers shared resources and regional alliances as ways to strengthen post-Dobbs pregnancy-help work.
Read →The president of March for Life discusses how public demonstrations can form young advocates and encourage veteran participants. She also describes partnerships that raise the profile of pregnancy centers and provide practical help to families.
Read →Editor’s Note: Originally published in May of 2025, this paper has undergone several updates in the intervening time, with the most recent on July 1, 2026. This is Issue 33 of the American Reports Series. Executive Summary: Planned Parenthood saw $2.143 billion in revenue in its 2024-2025 fiscal year. During its 2022-2023 fiscal year, Planned Parenthood […] The post Funding the Nation’s Largest Abortion Business: An Investigation into Public and Private Support of Planned Parenthood appeared first on Lozier Institute .
Read →For Immediate Release: July 1, 2026 Contact: media@sbaprolife.org | View Newsroom New CLI Research: 11 Blue States Have Backfilled Funding to Planned Parenthood Washington, D.C. – On July 4, the landmark 2025 provision of the Working Families Tax Cuts that defunded Big Abortion will expire, allowing Planned Parenthood and other abortion businesses to once again receive taxpayer […]
Read →A Coffee Bean, a Heartbeat, and a Mission: The Story of Seven Weeks Coffee. Every bag of Seven Weeks Coffee carries with it a promise — that the morning ritual of waiting for coffee to brew, is somewhere down the line supporting pregnant mothers and helping nurture precious babies in the womb. Seven Weeks Coffee is a truly inspirational example of a pro-life business. The post A pro-life coffee company with a heartbeat mission appeared first on Family First NZ .
Read →A premature baby who was born without a heartbeat has survived after doctors spent around an hour attempting to revive him. Baby Luca was delivered by emergency Caesarean section seven weeks before his due date, weighing just 3lb 5oz, after they found that his heart had stopped beating. Medical staff continued working to resuscitate him […]
Read →Are we facing the darkest days of the pro-life movement, or is this the perfect moment for a spiritual and strategic breakthrough? Bryce Asberg joins the Prolife Team podcast to share a powerful, motivational charge on how pregnancy centers can navigate cultural shifts with faith and innovation. In this deep-dive episode, Bryce addresses the sobering reality of recent electoral challenges and the changing landscape of the abortion industry. Rather than falling into despair, he outlines a three-fold strategy for leaders and volunteers: staying rooted in the Gospel, pursuing radical excellence,
Read →This week, another newborn was found dead.
Read →Gordon Friesen and Alex Schadenberg call for a comprehensive review of Canada's euthanasia law. Their petition argues that patients should have meaningful access to care and protection from pressures associated with assisted death.
Read →This ADF release reports a settlement preventing enforcement of Delaware’s pregnancy-center disclaimer law against the plaintiffs. It describes the centers’ objections to compelled advertising language and the state’s agreement to pay legal fees.
Read →My pro-life journey began long before I ever stepped into a formal role and even before I started taking classes at Northern Virginia Community College. I got involved in Students for Life during my junior year of high school, and that decision truly shaped my path. A friend encouraged me to help start a Students for Life group at our ... Read More The post Students for Life of America Alumni Highlight: How Claire Anderson’s Pro-Life Journey Helped Shape Her Faith appeared first on Students for Life of America .
Read →As a Standing With You Fellow in Students for Life of America’s National Leaders Collective, I have developed leadership skills and a determination to protect preborn babies that I will carry with me for the rest of my life. My name is Lily Redburn, and I am a senior at Arkansas State University in Jonesboro, Arkansas. I became involved in ... Read More The post Lily Redburn: National Leaders Collective Class of 2026 appeared first on Students for Life of America .
Read →A French reporter is rightly under fire after criticizing a Belgian soccer player for saying he’d miss competing in the World Cup to be at the birth of his first child, calling it “completely useless.” Jérémy Doku, a top player for Belgium, is expecting his first child with wife Shireen Doku. Her due date falls in the quarter-final stage of the World Cup qualifiers, and Doku made it clear he would choose his child ... Read More The post Reporter France Pierron Says It’s ‘Completely Useless’ for Fathers to Attend the ‘Disgusting Moment’ of Their Child’s Birth appeared first on Students for Life
Read →Over the past couple of academic terms, Students for Life at Oregon State University had an active and impactful season. Through education, advocacy, service, and outreach, our members worked to promote awareness and support for life-affirming resources both on campus and in the broader community. Throughout the fall term, Students for Life at OSU also spent time hosting Students for ... Read More The post Saegis Abbott: National Leaders Collective Class of 2026 appeared first on Students for Life of America .
Read →In September of my freshman year at Joliet Junior College in Joliet, Illinois, I was watching Kristen Hawkins debate a pro-abortion activist on YouTube. I don’t recall exactly what they were debating about, but I remember pausing the video and filling out the paperwork to start a Students for Life group at my college. Before that, I had been involved ... Read More The post Caroline Cannon: National Leaders Collective Class of 2026 appeared first on Students for Life of America .
Read →This year, our Students for Life chapter at St. Paul’s Newman Center focused on creating a stronger Culture of Life on the North Dakota State University campus through service, advocacy, education, and leadership. By putting the Five Pillars of Pro-Life Activism into action, we were able to involve students in meaningful ways while also supporting mothers and babies in our ... Read More The post Liya Joshy: National Leaders Collective Class of 2026 appeared first on Students for Life of America .
Read →In this episode of Daybreak - U.S. Supreme Court hands down a landmark victory for girls and women's sports; latest Roy Morgan poll; media get the chance to slam school lunches again - but is it warranted; Opportunity Party is (finally) being exposed as a left wing party; media story unintentionally reveals the inherent dangers of euthanasia; is Brian Tamaki being targeted rightly or wrongly; & King Charles downgrades "Defender of the Faith' for a 'Multi-Faith Monarchy'. The post Daybreak – 1 July 2026 appeared first on Family First NZ .
Read →Jackson Picone, a data science student at Mississippi State University, has joined Louisiana Right to Life as a summer intern where he is working on a data-related project and assisting with various office and outreach tasks. He expressed that the internship is strengthening his pro-life convictions, grounding his faith, and providing unexpected personal growth experiences before he returns to college in August.
Read →Louisiana Right to Life released its 2026 Halftime Report, highlighting the strength of its pro-life advocacy efforts. The organization continues to engage in various outreach programs and legislative actions across Louisiana to promote pro-life policies and support.
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Read →To stay up to speed between issues of The Luminary, be sure you are receiving our bi-monthly e-newsletters. Contact us today to sign up! The post Luminary Fall 2025 appeared first on Louisiana Right to Life .
Read →Waters uses an embryo mix-up case to examine the ethical and legal consequences of IVF errors. She argues that children created through reproductive technology have interests in biological identity that should not be reduced to the claims of adults or clinics.
Read →The moral implosion of Canada’s mainline Protestant denominations began decades ago, but Adam Smith’s observation that “there is a great deal of ruin in a nation” is also true of post-Christian churches. Last month, a United Church in Richmond, British Columbia, was spotted advertising a seminar on “medical assistance in dying.” The United Church has [...] The post Anglican Church of Canada to offer special liturgy for euthanasia deaths first appeared on The Bridgehead .
Read →My name is Katherine Kile. I am a senior and president of my high school Students for Life group. I am also blessed to be a Thaddeus Stevens Fellow, but being a leader in this movement, let alone pro-life, has not always been my story. Before I came to high school, I followed the crowd and was pro-choice, to the ... Read More The post Katherine Kile: National Leaders Collective Class of 2026 appeared first on Students for Life of America .
Read →My name is Hazel Myles, and I am honored to serve as President of Mizzou Students for Life at the University of Missouri (Mizzou). To say that my introduction to pro-life advocacy was a wake-up call would be a grand understatement. An eager freshman, I began my involvement with Mizzou Students for Life in the politically fraught lead-up to the ... Read More The post Hazel Myles: National Leaders Collective Class of 2026 appeared first on Students for Life of America .
Read →My name is Kayli Sutherland, and I am a recent graduate of Florida State University and a 2026 Standing With You Fellow in Students for Life’s National Leaders Collective. During my Fellowship, I have learned all about effective planning, pregnancy support for vulnerable women and men, and how to effectively provide access to resources for people experiencing unplanned pregnancies. I ... Read More The post Kayli Sutherland: National Leaders Collective Class of 2026 appeared first on Students for Life of America .
Read →For Immediate Release: June 29, 2026 Contact: media@sbaprolife.org | View Newsroom Pro-Life Leader Calls Out Abortion Lobby, Urges DOJ to Settle With Pro-Life States Washington, D.C. – A U.S. Army captain stationed in Washington state has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for secretly slipping the abortion drug mifepristone to a junior enlisted soldier who was […]
Read →A first-of-its-kind trial that opened June 24 in Oakland could decide whether California can fine two pro-life nonprofits more than $20 million for telling women about a treatment that may reverse a chemical abortion. California Attorney General Rob Bonta is asking an Alameda County Superior Court judge to penalize Heartbeat International and its California affiliate, […] The post California Puts Free Speech on Trial Over a Pill That Saves Babies first appeared on California Family Council .
Read →The U.S. Supreme Court will take up a challenge to Washington state laws that allow the state to help runaway children receive abortions and “transgender” medical interventions – puberty blockers, hormones and surgeries – without parental consent or knowledge. The Court announced on June 29, 2026, that it was granting certiorari in the case International […] The post Supreme Court to Decide if Washington State Can ‘Transition’ Runaway Children appeared first on Daily Citizen .
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