Choose Life Wisconsin has granted out $65,442 to over 40 Pregnancy Resource Centers throughout Wisconsin since we began offering the plates to Wisconsin motorists on October 23, 2017. 

One of the most common arguments we hear—especially from feminists—in support of abortion is that it empowers women. Abortion is argued to be a good thing for women, and some might go so far as to say it is necessary for women to keep their current status in society because it empowers women to live the lives they want.

Including pre-born children in the census count is a personhood issue that has a personal, state, and national scope and therefore, is of the highest visibility. It could be considered second in importance only to enactment of a personhood amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

On Friday, June 7th and Saturday, June 8th pro-lifers throughout Wisconsin will gather on sidewalks to pray and peacefully raise awareness on the dangers of the birth control pill. Fifty-four years ago, the Griswold v. Connecticut U.S. Supreme Court ruling (June 7, 1965) legalized contraception and established “privacy rights” that paved the way for the Roe v Wade ruling a few years later.The purpose of our campaign is to draw attention to the dangers of the birth control pill and the fact that it does indeed cause early chemical abortions.

My personal experiences in life undoubtedly formed my pro-life stance. Being born at five months premature and expected not to survive, I could've easily been a perfect candidate for a second trimester abortion, but my parents chose to give me life.

Pure and perfect love and joy were not the first words to come to mind when we learned of our granddaughter’s “incompatible with life” diagnosis.  Her diagnosis was a sudden blow that hit us all hard.  For a time, we were somewhat paralyzed by fear and heartbreak. 

 As the Assembly prepares to debate and pass the Born Alive Protection Act this week, we encourage them to consider the merits of Assembly Amendment 1. Let’s make clear that Wisconsin makes NO exceptions for the murder of born alive human beings.

This movie did not meet my expectations–it surpassed them. It did not just go in depth into Abby’s experience at Planned Parenthood, but it also demonstrated some flaws in the pro-life movement that drive people away from it.

An anti-infanticide bill inadvertently allows infanticide. This must be corrected!

Will advances in this type of editing bring about inequities because only the rich will be able to afford it?  Will this be a cancer cure for all, or for only the wealthy?  Will this bring about the onset of creating perfect “designer babies?”  It’s a brave new world, but we need to be a part of this discussion!