Earlier this month, The New York Times ran a Mother’s Day feature, “Pregnant in a Pandemic? These 5 Mothers of Newborns Have Advice.”We wanted to bring in medical expertise, so we once again called upon American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists board member Dr. Ingrid Skop, an OB-GYN who has practiced in San Antonio for more than […]
Hope and new life during the pandemic… Read More »
For more than two decades, FFL’s telecommuting internships have helped prepare the newest generation of women and men to advocate for the most vulnerable, both on and off campus. And with the (hopefully temporary) new normal of most of us working and learning from home, FFL’s revolutionary remote program is more relevant than ever! We
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History is repeating itself. We weren’t the first. That is what Alice Paul told FFL co-founder Pat Goltz when they met. She explained that the suffragists were also feminists for life. Now we learn from National Geographic that we were not the first feminists to work during a pandemic. That’s right: The suffragists almost lost their most cherished dream as the Spanish Flu killed
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I miss handshakes, hugs, and the feel of kissing a tender baby’s cheek. I miss seeing smiles now hidden behind masks. I miss meeting courageous students while speaking on campus — and working with administrators while moderating FFL Pregnancy and Parenting Resource Forums(SM). And I miss road trips with friends and vacations with family. Like you, I