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Go Pro-Life Wildcats, who distributed FFL materials while tabling at the University of Kentucky! Their president, Brenton Craggs, provided this photo. Last spring, FFL president Serrin Foster spoke at UK, in addition to Northern Kentucky University and Berea College, while FFL Speaker Cynthia Wood addressed students at the University of Louisville last fall.
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We thank our donors who are supporting FFL's Send a Kit to Campus fall campaign!! You can help another courageous campus pro-life group by making a tax-deductible donation today.
www.feministsforlife.org/donate
Seventy percent of mothers with children under age 18 are working, but 41 percent of Americans perceive working moms as less devoted to their jobs. New mothers see an average 4 percent decrease in income per child; new fathers see a 6 percent increase.
"As a nonprofit leader who has managed staff for 37 years, I can tell you that working moms are incredibly focused and great multitaskers who don't have the luxury to mess around at work," said FFL President Serrin Foster. "Moms are well worth investing in. The returns are great."
"As a nonprofit leader who has managed staff for 37 years, I can tell you that working moms are incredibly focused and great multitaskers who don't have the luxury to mess around at work," said FFL President Serrin Foster. "Moms are well worth investing in. The returns are great."
Meet the pregnant CEO who made history with magazine cover
NBC’s Morgan Radford sits down with Audrey Gelman, the 32-year-old CEO of The Wing who became the first visibly pregnant mom-to-be to grace the cover a U.S. business magazine. Watch as Gelman discusses her bold vision for all working mothers.
today.com
This article does a great service to a subject that needs revealing: the impact of abortion on the teen or man who is afraid of the responsibilities, who may even coerce a woman or girl into an abortion, or who may desperately want his child. Like women, men have their own struggles and stories to tell, including those men who think their unborn child's remains might have been found among the remains of more than 2,200 hidden as trophies in an Illinois barn..
As Feminists for Life, we believe in equality. And men shall not be excluded from the discussion — and solutions.
We invite you to hear the voices of men who mourn in this important article. You can also read "Voices of Women — and Men — Who Mourn," our powerful issue of The American Feminist, by going to our Covetable Stuff(SM) page.
www.feministsforlife.org/covetable-stuff
As Feminists for Life, we believe in equality. And men shall not be excluded from the discussion — and solutions.
We invite you to hear the voices of men who mourn in this important article. You can also read "Voices of Women — and Men — Who Mourn," our powerful issue of The American Feminist, by going to our Covetable Stuff(SM) page.
www.feministsforlife.org/covetable-stuff
The men who feel left out of abortion debate
Discussion in the US hinges on the rights of the mother and foetus but rarely the would-be fathers.
bbc.com
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