Today we are honored to feature the following guest post by Karen Czarnecki, executive director of Charlotte Lozier Institute. (For SBA’s take on the midterm elections, please read our president’s memo.) There can be no doubt that last week’s election results created new threats to the right to life of innocent unborn children.
In his first year as governor, Josh Shapiro cut off the pregnancy centers Pennsylvania had funded for nearly three decades. On November 3, voters handed him a second term and a...
Pro-life organisations in New York State have secured a legal victory allowing them to continue informing pregnant women about abortion pill reversal treatment without facing state censorship. The post New York pro-life pregnancy centres win Court battle over Abortion Pill Reversal appeared first on Pro Life Campaign .
Letitia James used New York fraud law to chase Donald Trump for nearly half a billion dollars. Then she aimed that same fraud law at pregnancy centers helping women who regret...
New York state will no longer censor pro-life organizations recommending the abortion pill reversal medical protocol to pregnant women, in a win for the movement. U.S.
A district court has extended an injunction that prevents New York AG Letitia James from censoring pro-life pregnancy centers regarding abortion pill reversal.
Canadian Liberals’ 2026 budget does not include Budget Recommendation 65, which would have targeted pro-life centers and threatened their charitable status.
While America was counting votes, a frightened teenager walked through the doors of our pregnancy center, determined to have an abortion. She was scared.
Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys represent two nonprofit pro-life pregnancy centers in New York and a nonprofit network of affiliated centers that are asking the court to extend its protections to NIFLA’s New York members while the lawsuit continues, so they can tell women about the life-saving potential of progesterone for abortion-pill reversal. “Many women regret […] The post New York Pregnancy Centers Fight to Help Women, Save Babies From Abortions appeared first on LifeNews.com .
What do you say to a woman who calls a pregnancy center asking for abortion pills? In this episode of The LifeCast , Rich Bennett and Nurse Manager at Life Network Barbra Roldan walk through a reenacted call to show how nurses offer honest medical information, compassionate listening, and practical support to women facing difficult pregnancies.
An anonymous Florida woman identified only as 'C' alleges that a crisis pregnancy center pressured her to stay with her abusive boyfriend and discouraged her from obtaining an abortion, but the account is uncorroborated and lacks specific details. The article contrasts these claims with documented cases of women who died after abortions at clinics, highlighting that Pregnancy Resource Centers provide free medical services and support without performing abortions.
For three years, California Attorney General Rob Bonta has been trying to stop pro-life pregnancy centers from telling women about abortion pill reversal. This year he took that fight to trial.
Pregnancy Help Appreciation Week honors staff, volunteers, nurses, directors and receptionists working across pregnancy help organizations. The post Serving vulnerable pregnant and parenting women is ‘heroic’ work, says USCCB pro-life chair first appeared on OSV News .
Discussing the need for studies on loss, training pregnancy centers, abortion healing, miscarriage and stillbirth healing, and more in time for Pregnancy Loss Awareness Month.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta spent six weeks in an Oakland courtroom this summer trying to prove that pro-life pregnancy centers mislead women about abortion pill reversal. Abortion pill reversal gives a mother who regrets taking the first abortion pill a chance to save her baby.
Months after a Tennessee pregnancy center employee sounded the alarm on a sketchy package of abortion pills received by a client, the underhanded distribution of these pills continues. Three more dodgy packages of pills have come to the same clinic in clients’ possession.