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August 2025

Ready to Make a Difference?

While students are returning to high school and college, and Planned Parenthood and other abortion clinics and online pharmacies are offering surgeries and pills, FFL is ready to prepare the next generation with pro-woman, pro-life resources.

This fall during Respect Life Month FFL President Serrin Foster will once again address students at Yale. You may remember that she presented her landmark speech, “The Feminist Case Against Abortion” in 2016 to debate the motion, “Pro-Life is Pro-Woman.” For the first time that we are aware, the pro-life side won!

FFL President Serrin M. Foster Presents "The Feminist Case Against Abortion", Yale University, Vita Et Veritas Conference, New Haven, CT, October 24, 2025

With your help, Feminists for Life is here to help pro-woman, pro-life students make a difference of a lifetime.

  • We offer FREE KITS that include stickers, brochures, and handouts that reflect our pro-woman, pro-life feminist heritage.
  • We share VIDEOS perfect for assemblies, sharing online, or at prolife club meetings.
  • We encourage groups to host our POWERFUL SPEAKERS known for building bridges.
  • We equip students to take the ultimate challenge in creating change on campus by hosting our PREGNANCY and PARENTING RESOURCE FORUMS℠ with an FFL Moderator.
  • We teach PRO-WOMAN ANSWERS TO PRO-CHOICE QUESTIONS®.
  • We offer telecommuting, volunteer INTERNSHIPS for high school and college students.
A photo of kit materials for campus leaders, including magazines, stickers, and pamphlets
Photo of Girl Deserve Better kit materials - magaazines, pamphlets, stickers, and pencils

If you are out of school, please invest in our work. You tax-deductible gift can help us get more kits out to students in need! Please consider a gift of $100 for campus or high-school kits and our staff support for the student leaders. But all gifts are much needed and much appreciated!

We are very grateful for single gifts, as well as monthly gifts. Thank you.

Because women deserve better,

Joyce McCauley-Benner
Public Education Coordinator