Feminists for Life of America is seeking smart, talented, and dedicated interns this summer as we get ready for the 2020 Centennial Celebration of the 29th Amendment. FFL summer interns organize our annual Capitol Hill Intern Briefing; work on projects like our websites —feministsforlife.org and WomenDeserveBetter.com — and College Outreach Program; research, write, and edit, […]
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Feminists for Life is about to publish the next great issue of The American Feminist. You will hear “Voices of Women — and Men — Who Mourn.” The spectrum of reproductive loss is broad. From infertility to miscarriage, stillbirth, adoption, abortion, and the loss of a dream after rape. Most important, you will hear their insights on healing from reproductive grief. Those
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FFL President Serrin Foster makes the case that women work, not strike, this coming International Women’s Day (March 8) in National Review. But if you can afford to take the day off, instead of striking, consider making a donation in that amount to Feminists for Life to further woman-centered solutions on campus and in the
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After experiencing the quickening (the first detectable flutter of movement informing women that they were pregnant), the 18th-century pro-life feminist Mary Wollstonecraft wrote to her husband that her unborn child “took it into his head to frisk a little at being informed of your remembrance. I begin to love this little creature, and to anticipate his