I don't know who needs to hear this, but you can be nonreligious and anti-abortion at the same time. In fact our group welcomes you specifically. XOXO, Kelsey, Monica, and Terrisa (all pro-life atheists)

Is this a chicken?

If you could pose one question about abortion to a presidential candidate, what would you ask?

Abortion regulations significantly decrease abortions.

"...you're not free to force your will on other human beings and argue that it's okay to destroy them for any reason."

Permissive abortion laws are associated with increases in rates of STDs, unintended pregnancies, and abortions. Links to the research from these landing pages: secularprolife.org/pregnancy… & secularprolife.org/abortion-… Want to decrease abortions? Outlaw them.

If you’re a pro-abortion attorney general, and all nine Supreme Court justices rule against you, you know you’ve screwed up. Read more: ow.ly/ysbZ50Zb31S

Yes, there are multiple places in the U.S. where it is legal to abort healthy, viable fetuses carried by healthy women with no medical emergency present. And people do it. "It's none of my business" is cop-out cowardice. Stand up.

"In 2023, the liberal website Vox published an article that included a discussion of how chicken embryos may feel pain... the progressive press is more likely to raise this concern for chickens than human beings." nytimes.com/2026/06/09/opini…

Thoughtful and layered discussion of men's roles, perspectives, and emotions regarding unexpected pregnancy and abortion: thedispatch.com/article/men-…

You don’t have to be religious to have a problem with killing humans. (with Terrisa Bukovinac @Terrisalin) Learn more: secularprolife.org

Reminder: It's that time of the year again! We're bringing back our Sticky Summer campaign and would like to hear from you which sticker we should feature. Tell us in this poll, which sticker is your favorite? forms.gle/b5t27iwa8ENejCgi9   Stay tuned for more details on this giveaway.

Imagine being judged simply for allowing your child to live.

Monica Snyder's summary of our abortion convo. open.substack.com/pub/secula…

Research on the experience of birth mothers who place for adoption is mixed: "Two divergent narratives are found in the literature: (a) the view that adoption is a traumatic event that has lasting negative consequences for birth mothers, and (b) the view that adoption is a 'positive alternative' for mothers who find themselves experiencing an unplanned pregnancy. Consistent with this narrative, other studies have concluded that for a subset of birth mothers, the act of relinquishment is tied to an increased sense of self-efficacy and confidence that their decision was in the best interest of their child." ("The Relationship Between Time and Birth Mother Satisfaction With Relinquishment" Madden et al, 2018) If you've experienced adoption (as an adoptee, birth parent, adoptive parent, or otherwise), tell us more about it in our survey here: forms.gle/QLBZr23ySbQ4BGLD7

It's not just that I don't care; I'm actively uninterested.

The March for Life is over. The work is not.