Students for Life Takes Over D.C. to #ConfirmAmy

Students for Life spent all day in Washington, D.C. on the first day of the Amy Coney Barrett confirmation hearings to show our support for this highly qualified nominee. Highlights included pro-life women in Supreme Court Justice costumes, a display of a pregnant woman amplifying her baby’s heartbeat, rallying, and a prayer service.

Students for Life’s #ConfirmAmy activities have been picked up by Nightline, the New York Times, USA Today, and many other outlets. What follows is a media roundup and collection of photos/video from our activities.

Students for Life on Nightline

Fetal Heartbeat Display

Students for Life Facebook Live #1

https://www.facebook.com/79125112926/videos/657310605180023/

Students for Life Facebook Live #2

https://www.facebook.com/79125112926/videos/345637053353983/

Confirm Amy Coney Barrett Video

https://www.facebook.com/79125112926/videos/4858715764146097/

Photos from the Day

Media Coverage

The Lily: Washington Post

USA Today

Washington Post

Washington Examiner

Washingtonian

Fox

National Law Journal

Students for Life Op-Eds

RealClearPolitics – Barrett Is Hardly the First Nominee to Take Abortion Stance

Fox – Feminists and Amy Coney Barrett – this is why they should support her confirmation

Students for Life Press Releases

Students for Life Calls on the Senate to #ConfirmAmy

Public Fetal Heartbeat Display, Judge Costumes, and the Call to Confirm Amy Coney Barrett

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Students for Life Takes Over D.C. to #ConfirmAmy

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