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• Announcing Feminists for Life University: Our Model University
  FFLU is a composite of the best pro-woman, pro-parent, pro-child solutions devised by students and administrators during FFL-hosted Pregnancy Resource Forums, plus a few of our own creative ideas. Celebrate the kick off of October Respect Life activities by taking a quick tour of FFLU!
  
  
• Would you like a Feminists for Life speaker to come to your area? Now is the time to plan for Fall 2006 and Spring 2007 lectures. See our brief descriptions for more information.
  

• Planned Parenthood was right...for once.
  
  
• Check out student reaction and coverage of FFL President Serrin Foster's address "The Feminist Case Against Abortion." Most recently she visited Loyola in Los Angeles with a special appearance by FFL Honorary Chair Patricia Heaton. (Please note that Ms. Heaton's availability is very limited as she is a mother of four and continues to work in the entertainment industry.) Click to read the pre-event announcement and the post-event article.
  
  
• Last year she visited Wellesley, Cornell, Harvard, Tulane, Loyola University in New Orleans and the University of Florida, among others.
  
  
• Read the coverage following her Spring 2002 tour of California, when she brought the pro-woman, pro-life message to the University of San Diego, Stanford, and Berkeley. Click on the following links to read the coverage: The Vista, The Daily Californian, Berkeley Daily Planet, and The Southern Cross (pgs 3 and 18). See what Stanford said after Serrin's lecture the prior year.
  
  
• Dozens of abortion advocates at Serrin Foster's Fall 2002 lecture helped propel a heated discussion about the lack of choices for women on campus at the University of California at San Diego.
  
  
• Feminists for Life began its Pregnancy Resources Forum at Georgetown University many years ago. They've held forums each year since. Read the article about the 2003 forum!
  
  
• FFL President Serrin Foster responds to columnist Ellen Goodman's article with a history lesson on feminist opposition to abortion.
  
  
• FFL President Serrin Foster's speech, "The Feminist Case Against Abortion" has been included in the anthology "Women's Rights" edited by Jennifer Hurley. "Women's Rights" is one volume in a series, "Great Speeches in History." Other volumes include "The Founding of America," "The Great Depression," and "Human Rights." The series will be distributed to high school and public libraries across the country.
  
  
• Against the Grain: A Day in the Life of Serrin Foster - read the June 2003 Crisis magazine feature article where reporter Tom Hoopes shadows FFL President Serrin Foster on college campuses.
  
  
• See coverage of FFL VP Sally Winn's lecture, "Refuse to Choose: Reclaiming Feminism" in Brown University's Brown Daily Hearld and Bowling Green State University's online BGNews.com, with a response by FFL founder Pat Goltz. Articles from other schools where Sally has spoken in the past include The Dartmouth, The New Hampshire and Saint Michael College's Online Newspaper The Echo. Her March 2004 visit to the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill appears in The Daily Tar Heel.
  
  
• See what FFL's progress means through the stories of student activists who are implementing our programs on college campuses and help FFL write the next story of progress and transformation.
  
  
• Students are helping to spread FFL's message of hope on their campuses. Take a look at this article by Sarah Parker, from the campus paper at Seattle University: If it's a matter of choice, then choose life.
  
  
• Pro-Life on Campus - Lori Brannigan Kelly examines pro-life efforts on campuses nationwide in Human Life Review.