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Here’s what a professor and an associate professor chose to get wrong in their Washington Post op-ed about our pro-life feminist history. You and they are invited to find our original research at feministsforlife.org/herstory/. FFL President Serrin Foster’s response, below, has been submitted to the editor.  While more recently, women are being written back into history, the 2020 Centennial Celebration of the 19th Amendment is […]

We have had an unbelievable response to our callout for area volunteers to lead the effort to get out the messages that “Women Deserve Better® than Abortion” and “Peace Begins in the Womb™.” Some placards read, “All People Are Equal. All Choices are Not.”  FFL supporters at the March for Life Chicago last Saturday So first, please check out the locations below and plan to

First and foremost, thank you. Because of your support, we were able to finish 2019 strong and, even more important, continue our momentum into 2020. This year is crucial to our efforts on behalf of the most vulnerable, as it is the Centennial Celebration of the 19th Amendment, which granted American women the right to vote. Appropriately,

PRESIDENT’S REPORTSerrin M. FosterThanksgiving 2018-2019 The following highlights of our work were made possible—thanks to you! Legislation: FFL endorsed Savanna’s Act, a federal bill that would help combat the epidemic of missing and murdered Native American and Alaska Native women. VICTORY: The Frederick Douglass Trafficking Victims Prevention and Protection Act, the latest version of Trafficking