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  Something unusual happened recently in a courthouse in Fargo, North Dakota. Two federal appeals judges, Ralph Erickson and Bobby Shepherd, were reviewing an Arkansas bill that would make it illegal to target babies with Down Syndrome for abortion. They wanted the bill to be allowed. But a 1992 judicial precedent forced them to deem it unconstitutional. So what did Judge Erickson do? He asked the Supreme Court to overturn the previous bad decision and give states the authority to ban abortions. The dissent written by Erickson delved deeply into his concerns that this type of license to kill based

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  • June 2, 2020

Kick Off Your Summer with a “Pro-Life Challenge”

 

Hurry! The 2020 TALK Challenge is coming to a close and there is still time to sign up here.

At the beginning of this school year (back when things were normal), we embarked on a challenge to have 250,000 conversations about abortion this year. This goal, called the T.A.L.K. Challenge, had to move digital when coronavirus struck in March. But students are still saving lives and changing minds even while quarantined.

June 30th is the LAST DAY students can log online conversations they’ve had since August 1st, 2019. Winners of the Regional Competition, earning a trip for three to the National March in Washington and Pro-Life Summit or a fall speaker grant, will be announced on July 1st. E-gift cards will be awarded via email throughout the month of June to individuals and group leaders: $10 Amazon dollars for every 50 conversations! Plus this June only, the students logging the most conversations will SFLA shop gift cards: $100 for first place, $75 for second, and $50 for third! 

Despite current social setbacks and most schools being out of session, there ARE ways to rake in the conversations now. We’ve created a special event to finish this pro-life challenge with a bang. New to the TALK Challenge? Don’t worry, the playing field has been leveled for individual prizes. You have just as much of a chance to win the SFLA shop gift cards and the Amazon gift cards as students who have been participating all year long.  

The T.A.L.K. June Final Countdown Challenge  

As part of the Final Challenge, we will task you with a new action each week. We’ll make it easy and provide resources and help along the way! Here’s a preview of what’s to come:  

Week 1 (Week of June 1st)

Just share a social media post! Downloadable graphics for Instagram and Facebook are available on Students for Life HQ in the Complete Resource Library, or you can simply hit share on Facebook. After that, respond to commenters.  

Week 2 (Week of June 7th)

We will host an online event called Coffee and Conversations for you to jump into Zoom breakout rooms with SFLA staff, hang out with peers, and chat with abortion supporters on various online platforms. We will start with a brief 15-minute overview of how and where to have the best social media conversations, then go online for an hour together. If you’d like to prepare with a longer social media training, visit Students for Life HQ and watch Josh Brahm’s Social Media video in the Educate and Recruit Track. (Sign up coming soon!) No mask required!  

Week 3 (Week of June 14th)

Now, let’s get political! Post or talk to friends or family about the upcoming election, voting pro-life, defunding Planned Parenthood, and/or abortion extremism. These conversations are more important than ever to start having NOW. The future of the Pro-Life Movement depends heavily on the outcomes of the upcoming elections. We can’t shy away from this!  

Week 4 (Week of June 21st)

Make a difference in your community. Try doing one of the following: chalk in a public place, pray or sidewalk counsel at the local abortion facility, fundraise for a Pregnancy Help Organization, or watch a pro-life movie with a friend or family member who isn’t fully pro-life. Don’t forget to share about it online!  

To sign up for T.A.L.K. now and log conversations by June 30th, register at www.Talk.StudentsforLifeHQ.com.

What Counts as a Conversation?

A conversation is at least four back and forths. That may sound like a lot, but it’s as easy as…

1) you post a graphic 
2) someone not fully pro-life comments 
3) you address their comment 
4) they respond.

Watch this video for a further explanation.  

Use our hashtags: #TALKchallenge #prolifegen 

Have Questions Along the Way? We’re Here for You! 

Go to AskaProlifer.com or text your questions to 540-929-0179. One of our Regional Coordinators would be happy to answer your questions.  

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