Ever wonder how to take your passion and experience in the pro-life campus movement into full time work after graduation? If your answer is “yes,” then please join the web cast this Tuesday, May 1st at 9:00pm EST to hear from pro-life leaders and from students who turned their passion into a career.
Learn about networking, building experience, a good resume, and more with:
Kristan Hawkins, Students for Life
Billy Valentine, Susan B. Anthony List
Anna Franzonello, Americans United for Life
Jason Jones, Movie to Movement
John-Paul Deddens, Students for Life of Illinois
Find out how you can turn a passion into a career!
Join us TONIGHT at 9pm est for the How to Get a Job in the Pro-Life Movement Webcast!
The lineup:
Kristan Hawkins, Students for Life of America
Billy Valentine, Susan B. Anthony List
Anna Franzonello, Americans United for Life
Jason Jones, Movie to Movement
John-Paul Deddens, Students for Life of Illinois
Hope you can join us!
Are you interested in working in the pro-life movement? Then do we have a treat for you!
Please join the How to Get a Job in the Pro-Life Movement web cast this Tuesday, May 1st at 9:00pm EST to hear from pro-life leaders and from students who turned their passion into a career!
Watch a former abortionist, now pro-life OB/GYN change the hearts and minds of pro-choice medical students at Texas A&M. Join us via UStream tonight at 6:15pm CT/7:15pm ET!
Pro-lifers, we hope the following statement brings you inspiration:
“Nothing we do to defend the human person, no matter how small, is ever unfruitful or forgotten. Our actions touch other lives and move other hearts in ways we can never fully understand in this world. Don’t ever underestimate the beauty and power of the witness you give in your pro-life work.” - Archbishop Charles Chaput
[I]t is not feminism to support abortion….
[T]o argue that women are unequal without the “right” to abortion is to believe that pregnancy is something that makes women less-than. But pregnancy is something that is both uniquely female and literally as natural as breathing.
To believe that abortion is necessary for women’s equality is to believe that women, without artificial intervention, really are less-than. That a woman, by herself, is a lesser human being.
And that is the essence of misogyny.
(via wewillnotbeputtoshame)