It’s Important to End Your Outreach Well. Here’s How.

Rachel CrawfordMiscellaneous

Tim and Josh after an outreach

Are you a student leader who wants your club to have better attendance at outreach events? As a former leader of a pro-life organization at my university, I faced a similar predicament until I learned to add a critical step to my club’s outreaches: create a space where students can … Read More

“Inconsistent” is Different Than “Wrong”

Timothy BrahmMiscellaneous

Picture: An inconsistent red umbrella in a sea of black umbrellas.

Estimated reading time: 8 minutes. Those of you who have spent any amount of time on social media lately know that political discourse has been particularly ugly in recent weeks. Ever since the controversy began over separating children from parents caught crossing the border illegally, there have been comments about … Read More

16 Tips for a Better Pro-Life Group Facebook Page

Rachel CrawfordMiscellaneous

SFLA at outreach

All pro-life organizations ought to have some presence on social media, but there are some common mistakes that can drastically reduce the effectiveness of a Facebook page. Speaking as someone with experience as a Students for Life leader, running an effective Facebook page is not as difficult as it looks. … Read More

On Virtue-Signaling

Timothy BrahmMiscellaneous

Open bible with coffee cup

I regularly hear people complain about Virtue-Signaling, but I haven’t yet found a balanced attempt to clarify what it is and what it isn’t. Mostly I’ve noticed that people are quick to accuse people outside of their own political tribes of doing it. Without any definitions, how is a fair-minded … Read More

The Anonymous Pro-Life Volunteer Who Changed My Life

Timothy BrahmMiscellaneous

People on a campus square

Estimated reading time: 2 minutes. In 2004 an arrogant pro-life high school student attended a pro-life outreach at the University of Georgia. When he learned that the Center for Bioethical Reform was going to set up large signs with abortion images that day, the arrogant student saw it as an … Read More

Abuse of Academic Authority Regularly Inhibits Pro-Life Speech

Rachel CrawfordMiscellaneous

Frustrated Student

Estimated reading time: 11 minutes. Sometimes it is tough to be a pro-life college student. Most challenges students face are found on campus during a tabling event or with the administration, but sometimes they are inside the classroom. Far too often when pro-life students dare to speak up in defense … Read More

Dialogue Story: Nicole at the University of Michigan

Josh BrahmMiscellaneous

People at outreach

We just got this great outreach story from Nicole at Students for Life at the University of Michigan! —————- Estimated reading time: 2 minutes. A young man came up to our Students for Life table where we were asking people where they stood on abortion from “Illegal in All Cases” … Read More

Stop Calling People Animals

Timothy BrahmMiscellaneous

Trump

Almost two years ago I read about twenty-one Coptic Christians whom ISIS beheaded. One of my Facebook friends shared the list of the martyrs’ names, and, as I read through them, I noticed that one of them, Samuel Alham Wilson, happened to have the same first and last name as … Read More

Will Smith’s Indefensible Moral Relativism

Josh BrahmMiscellaneous

Will Smith

Will Smith was recently featured along with several other actors on one of The Hollywood Reporter’s (THR) hour-long roundtable discussions. Not only did Will Smith make a relativistic statement, but the interviewer asked precisely the right question to push back against his view! It’s worth taking a few minutes to analyze … Read More