Kansas is surrounded by states whose legislatures are largely pro-life. In fact, we used to be one of those pro-life leader. But while some states are saving hundreds a life a day with their pro-life laws, our hands are tied in Kansas. The abortion industry is capitalizing on the current dynamic to push for more
Dear Friends, As we reflected on our nation’s rich history of liberty and our declaration of independence from Great Britain this past week, we also spent time reflecting on our history of freedom-minded, family-oriented work in Kansas. Starting in the 1980s and gaining momentum in 2015, Kansas Family Voice of Kansas has worked to promote
The train is headed right for you and your family. Think fast. What do you do? Step out of the way? Absolutely. Try to call ahead and get someone to help stop the train? Even better. You don’t want anybody else to have a close call, or worse, be hit. Well, let me tell you,
Senate Concurrent Resolution 4010 was written to tell Congress that North Dakota officially regarded our 1975 ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment as expired. It passed today in the House, as it had earlier in the Senate. The effect is that North Dakota has taken another state ratification away from the Federal ERA, and further
I recently spoke at an event hosted by the Students for Life club at the University of Jamestown. The purpose of the talk was to summarize national and state abortion statistics and laws, to explain who our organization is and what we and other organizations like us do to further the pro-life movement in North
Before I get to the legislative update, let me remind you about the March for Life event at the Capitol tomorrow. As I mentioned last week, the University of Mary is hosting a March for Life event at the State Capitol on Friday, with Kansas Family Voice of North Dakota being a partnering organization
If you recall, one of the two pro-life victories from last legislative session was bill HB 1336, a bill signed into law that required abortion doctors to notify mothers their planned chemical abortion could potentially be reversed. This law ensures mothers planning a chemical abortion have all available information before making that important decision. As
This week, the Kentucky General Assembly passed the Born Alive Infant Protection Act, S.B. 9. And now it goes to Governor Beshear’s desk. Infants born alive from an abortion deserve the most basic medical treatment. This bill simply requires that any child who survives a botched abortion be given proper, life-saving medical care. It also
I want to highlight another two children who were saved because their mothers found out that the chemical abortions they started could be reversed. It’s something abortion clinics do not want the public to know, but there are hundreds of healthy babies across the nation who are a testament that abortion reversal works. Please help
Dear Friends— In the midst of these challenging times, I am proud to bring you some good news in the form of another pro-life victory in our state. Recently, the Cimarron Village Council passed a pro-life resolution affirming the sanctity of human life from conception to natural death. The resolution was introduced by Council Member
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