• November 25, 2013 – Heralds are needed: Remembering Inez Milholland Boissevain
• October 29, 2013 – FFL President Serrin Foster’s explains pro-life feminism during an interview on the Gist with CatholicTV based in Watertown, MA.
• October 28, 2013 – 59% of women who have abortions are college-educated…
• October 17, 2013 – FFL announces our next steps to equip today’s legislators and tomorrow’s leaders with “Pro-Woman Answers to Pro-Choice Questions” including the so-called “hard cases”–and how you can speak up for the most vulnerable!
• October 15, 2013 – Grants available to host FFL speakers on YOUR campus!
• September 19, 2013 – FFL Events Across the U.S. You are invited…
• September 4, 2013 – Feminists for Life Demands Abortion Advocates Stop Misusing FFL’s Women Deserve Better® Slogan
• July 30, 2013 – FFL Remembers Remarkable Pro-Life Woman – Ambassador Lindy Boggs.
• July 17, 2013 – Hear FFL President Serrin Foster on NPR discussing late-term abortions–and refocusing the contentious debate on the unmet needs of women. Emmy Award-winning journalist Michel Martin hosts.
• July 16, 2013 — New series on conversion to pro-life feminism. Read and share the stories of a dozen women featured in The American Feminist entitled “Metamorphosis.”
“You can’t let a snake into the house and think it won’t bite,” Rose Marie Jackson says about abortion in FFL’s most recent issue of The American Feminist, “Metamorphosis.” Read, share, and like Rose Marie’s story of conversion from an abortion rights feminist to a pro-life feminist.
“My moral code does not allow for the relative value of human beings,” asserts Ellen Reich in FFL’s most recent issue of The American Feminist, “Metamorphosis.” Raised in a family that supported abortion, Ellen’s journey of conversion to pro-life (and still a feminist) is powerful and unique.
FFL Vice President Sally Winn wasn’t always pro-life. Still a feminist, Sally explains why “abortion is a huge civil rights issue” and how an unplanned pregnancy changed her mind.
Jewels Green, who was pressured into an abortion as a teen and subsequently worked in an abortion clinic for years before her “A-ha” moment made her realize that “children were now commodities to be created, bought, sold, or discarded at will –and I could no longer call myself pro-choice.” Read and share her powerful evolution to a Feminist for Life.
Science “smacked” fence-sitter Marybeth Hagen into certainty as she saw her own child’s image on a sonogram. “The fragile life that I saw vial ultrasound astounded me and forever changed my views about abortion.” Maternal loss taught her more. Read and share Marybeth’s personal journey and welcome others to our movement!
Granddaughter of a suffragist, Maria Gallagher became a convert to pro-life feminism by asking herself “if I truly believed in the dignity of women, how could I deny the dignity of the woman in the womb? Did not that female child have just as much of a right to live as me? If I were that girl, wouldn’t I want adult women to fight for my rights?” Read and share her story.
Read and share Aimee Murphy’s “Metamorphosis” to pro-life feminism: “The threat of violence helped me to recognize the value of every human life, and the importance of those voices that spoke out for the dignity of both woman and child.”
Beatrice Fedor’s own experience made her a pro-life feminist: “I’ve heard my pro-choice sisters respond many times when recalling an abortion memory. ‘You don’t want to go there.’” Read, like and share her “Metamorphosis.”
When birthmother Tricia Green became pregnant the second time, she had an abortion. Prompted by grief, she began her research and determined that “abortion is harmful for women and for babies.” Now she refuses to choose between women and children. Read, share and like Tricia’s story to show your support women who reconsider abortion.
Questioning abortion led Sharon Long—a liberal–to become a “reluctant pro-lifer” and then an enthusiastic Feminist for Life. “Ultimately the root cause of abortion is alienation, which sociologists define as powerlessness.” Read, like and share Sharon’s conversion story.
Carla Stream didn’t want an abortion, but she believed the lie we’ve all heard, “It’s just a bunch of cells.” The next time she was pregnant she welcomed it. But sadly, she miscarried and saw the baby with her own eyes, “This WASN’T ‘a bunch of cells’!” Encourage Carla and show you welcome women like her by liking, sharing her story of abortion recovery. As Carla explains, “There is hope. There is healing. You can find your joy again.”
• June 25, 2013 – Victory for Students! The Department of Education has come out with a definitive document to end the discrimination against pregnant students…
• May 13, 2013 – Gosnell: It is a crime in the fullest possible extent of the term…
• May 2, 2013 – New Video: Margaret Colin Says More Risky Abortions Are Not the Answer for our Daughters…
• April 19, 2013 – What makes people rethink abortion, rethink feminism? We know…
• April 12, 2013 – Serrin on FOX News: When abortion comes in first, women come in last…
• March 27, 2013 – Feminists for Life Remembers Karnamaya Mongar
• January 25, 2013 – Forty years after Roe attorney Sarah Weddington capitulated to inherently unfair practices against pregnant and parenting women, FFL President Serrin M. Foster reflects on the enormous price paid by women. Please share her opinion piece which was published by the Washington Examiner in anticipation of the March for Life in Washington DC.
• January 17, 2013 – Planned Parenthood not “pro-choice” anymore. Read FFL President Serrin Foster’s response to this and reflections on how abortion advocates betrayed women as we approach the fortieth anniversary of Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton.
• January 14, 2013 – About the Hard Cases: Kathryn Jean Lopez, editor-at-large for National Review Online says: Feminists for Life have a thoughtful presentation on these issues in the latest issue of their American Feminist. Read her excerpt from FFL President Serrin Foster’s answer to “What about rape?”
• January 8, 2013 – Feminists for Life reveals a dozen Remarkable Pro-Life Women® who made exceptional choices when confronted by “hard cases” of rape, incest, life of the mother and fetal health issues.