What is a Person?  Tabletop

Pro-Life Activism Pillar: Effective Education

This display is a comprehensive look at fetal development, demonstrating that we are human, distinct, whole, and alive from the moment of our conception.  We show that when it comes to abortion, the essential question really is What is a Person? 

This display encourages students to vote on the stage of development when they believe humans “earn” their rights. Most voters realize it’s unfair to draw a line in our development anywhere other than our beginning. Those who remain adamantly pro-abortion might walk away quietly rethinking their position and ultimately realize this view is founded on inequality.

Fetal Pain  Tabletop

Pro-Life Activism Pillar: Public Policy

There are only a few states that prohibit abortions after 20 weeks due to fetal pain. Studies show that 71% of Millennials and Gen Z believe that abortion SHOULD be illegal after 20 weeks when a baby can feel pain.  However, most students don’t realize that abortions after 20 weeks are even legal in the first place, not to mention practiced in states across the country.  

With this display, we are educating students about the horrific realities of late-term abortion and also collecting petition signatures to save for when major legislation is up for a vote at the state or federal level.

Standing with You  Tabletop

Pro-Life Activism Pillar: Supportive Services

Students who become unexpectedly pregnant in school often feel scared and pressured into thinking abortion is their only option. If we’re not out on campus offering visible and tangible resources, those students might not know where else to turn. It’s our job to support our peers in choosing LIFE!  

Ultimately, we want to guide people to the Standing With You Initiative to show that pro-lifers ARE actively supporting women and families.  

Abortion Hurts  Tabletop

Pro-Life Activism Pillar: Industry Impact

Beyond taking life, abortion harms women physically, mentally, and emotionally. We must discuss the medical and mental health risks involved and not shy away from amplifying women’s stories. As the Pro-Life Generation, we oppose abortion — not only because it kills an innocent child — but because it poses real risks to the women who often feel like it’s their only option. This tabletop shows that your group cares about women who have been harmed and manipulated by the abortion industry and that you can offer true, life-affirming resources to pregnant and parenting students on campus. 

We Care  Tabletop

Pro-Life Activism Pillar: Effective Education

Although it may be a small percentage, abortions resulting from rape are real. As pro-life activists, we want our peers to know that we deeply care about the victims of rape and sexual assault. 

Bring this display to campus in order to thoughtfully dialogue about abortion in the hard case of rape and send a clear message to your student body that pro-life advocates care about the seriousness of the crime and helping survivors by providing resources.  

Recruitment  Tabletop

Pro-Life Activism Pillar: Effective Education

Do you want to build your group’s membership? Our vivid, eye-catching Recruitment Tabletop is a great resource to use at campus student organization fairs or any other time of year when you want to bolster your numbers. Recruitment is important to keep your group active and engaged for years to come!

We Don't Need Planned Parenthood  Tabletop 

Pro-Life Activism Pillar: Industry Impact

You often hear that Planned Parenthood deserves our tax dollars because of the “good” services it provides. In contrast, this tabletop takes a look at Planned Parenthood’s true business model and gives women alternatives for REAL, compassionate healthcare. Take a stand against Planned Parenthood by bringing this tabletop to your campus. 

         

This Is Chemical Abortion  Tabletop

Pro-Life Activism Pillar: Industry Impact

Chemical Abortion represents a growing and deeply concerning trend within the abortion industry. While the Pro-Life Generation has continued to increase our support for women and advocacy for preborn children, the abortion industry has prioritized profits now more than ever by pushing dangerous Chemical Abortion Pills. Hosting this display will help educate your campus about the harmful effects of these pills on preborn children, women, and the environment. 

Should Men Have a Voice on Abortion?  Tabletop

Pro-Life Activism Pillar: Effective Education

Men’s voices on abortion play a crucial role in society and - more importantly - in a woman’s decision to choose life for her child. By countering the popular pro-abortion talking point of “no uterus, no opinion,” this tabletop allows your group to challenge your peers’ views of role of men in the abortion debate. We need to promote a society where fathers step up for women and their children, and this display will help you do just that!

Stop Abortion Extremism  Tabletop

Pro-Life Activism Pillar: Public Policy

We must fight against the abortion lobby’s attempts to win the minds of voters. This tabletop helps activate your peers to reject the abortion extremism that is everywhere around us. Whether speaking with pro-life, pro-abortion, or undecided students, this tabletop helps find middle ground while challenging individuals to consider the life-saving possibility of their vote. By specifically addressing state referendums, this tabletop considers the ramifications of voting "yes" or "no" to "abortion rights" being enshrined in state constitutions.          

Personhood  Tabletop

Pro-Life Activism Pillar: Public Policy

This tabletop will give your campus community insight into what the Constitution really says about abortion via the 14th Amendment. The display makes the case that the original purpose of the 14th Amendment supports the defense of preborn children as it was meant to radically protect all persons. Just as past generations expanded rights to the enslaved, women, and other marginalized communities, it's time we extend the promise of equal protection to the most vulnerable among us: preborn humans.