by Chaunie Brusie   As founder and president of my school’s pro-life group, I thought I was doing my best to support the cause. I flyered, I tabled, I marched. I even interned at Feminists for Life. But through it all, I never truly understood the reality for a woman facing an unplanned pregnancy — […]

For eighteen years, Feminists for Life has asked colleges and universities to examine their campuses through the eyes of a pregnant or parenting student. FFL found one place in particular where the lack of policies and resources for pregnant students could potentially devastate a woman’s education: the athletic department.   When FFL began its initial

As founder and president of my school’s pro-life group, I thought I was doing my best to support the cause. I flyered, I tabled, I marched. I even interned at Feminists for Life. But through it all, I never truly understood the reality for a woman facing an unplanned pregnancy—until I stood in my apartment

I was 24 when I found out I was pregnant. I didn’t know what to do and wasn’t sure to whom I could turn. I told my roommate who offered to drive me to an abortion clinic. The only other person I told didn’t say anything. I didn’t want an abortion. I wanted help and