"These summer camps did not really exist five years ago," said Lehigh University associate sociology professor Ziad Munson, who has studied the anti-abortion movement for 20 years. (He acknowledged that Survivors was something of an outlier.) "They weren't a thing or a trend."

'We wanted to give young people an opportunity to be a bold witness to their generation. It was their friends who were getting killed. It's their friends who were getting abortions. So it was only right that they be prepared to speak to that issue.'

-Jeff White, Survivors of the Abortion Holocaust

Planned Parenthood has been caught illegally selling body parts of the babies they killed. In a shocking video expose, the Center for Medical Progress unveils Planned Parenthood's knowledge, support and cover-up of baby parts sales at the highest levels within the organization.

HOLLYWOOD, Calif., June 25 -- On June 25 at 6:00 p.m., over 75 high school and college-age youth will converge upon the Hollywood & Highland premiere of Magic Mike XXL to advocate for the preborn daughters of actress Sofía Vergara and her former fiancé Nick Loeb.  Vergara is expected to attend the premiere in support of her current fiancé, Joe Manganiello, who has a starring role in the film.

Want to help abolish abortion by changing the  culture?  Our team is effectively turning the tide of  public opinion  against abortion.  A few quotes from  "pro-choice"  students we talked to this semester:

As medicine has advanced, doctors have been more and more capable of performing surgeries to move the preborn child successfully into the uterus or care for the child wherever he or she may have implanted. In fact, studies have shown that there have been only 3.8 maternal deaths per 10,000 ectopic pregnancies, compared to 35.5 maternal deaths per 10,000 ectopic pregnancies in 1970. That’s about a 90% decrease in maternal deaths.

This protest follows one held at the Speaker's office on March 25, in which eight pro-life activists were arrested for peacefully kneeling in front of his office challenging his commitment to protecting America's children lost through the violence of abortion.

 Where are you? Why is there a man in a dress and why don’t you just leave and go somewhere else?

    This is the San Diego Earth Fair and it’s an activist’s dream.

Talking about hormonal birth control with students can sometimes be harder than talking about abortion.  Many students only know about its ability to prevent conception, and immediately see us as killjoys who just want to control women’s sex lives.  Unfortunately, this usually comes just after we’ve demonstrated to them how much we care about both women and children.

So do we tell them not to take it?

Right now, when the weather is so bad that the schools are closed and there aren't people out on the streets to share the truth with, we're all sitting around a big table in a warm house with our laptops, eating fresh cinnamon rolls, and drinking hot coffee -- sounds miserable, right?  But that doesn't mean the team isn't working hard.  When I look up, everyone is buried in their computer.  Occasionally someone pops up and tells a joke or reminds everyone of something funny that had happened.  Everyone laughs and then goes back to work.

by Katie Young

We need to care about those children.  We need to support them and meet their needs.  We need to keep those children safe from those who would hurt them.  We need to protect the most vulnerable among us.  That’s something people on all sides of the abortion debate can agree on. So why do some people propose killing children before birth as a solution?