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This Family Just Adopted 7 Siblings From Foster Care!: Terri and Michael Hawthorn have four biological children and two adopted children, but there was still plenty of room in their homes, and hearts, for seven more children, siblings, that they adopted out of foster care, after being their foster parents for several years. According to Dayton Daily News, "The couple, who has four biological children who are grown, adopted siblings Korgen and Haizlee in April, then worked to adopt a group of seven other siblings, who were not related to Korgen and Haizlee. The adoptions were finalized Dec. 3 after nearly three years in foster care." Image may contain: 8 people, people smiling

Image may contain: 8 people, people smiling

Photo Credit: Micah Hawthorn Students for Life of America has great resources on the topic of adoption. You can find more information about how to talk about adoption on campus here. Autumn Lindsey, Students for Life's student spokeswoman and an older sister to several adopted children wrote about how to talk about adoption on campus. You can read her blog here. Finally, at a recent speaking event, Kristan Hawkins answered a pro-choice student who tried to justify her support for abortion by talking about the foster care system. You can watch the exchange below. [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6L8Wr_Iai4Q[/youtube]

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SFLA strives to create healthy, effective, and well-rounded student groups that are fighting abortion on multiple fronts. There are five areas of engagement that are crucial to abolishing abortion starting on campuses, in which healthy Students for Life groups should be participating.

Below are events that will effect PUBLIC POLICY for the well-being of preborn babies
and their mothers

Lobby Days

Meeting with Local Officials

Rally

March/Walk for Life

Calling/Letter Campaign

Door to Door Campaign

Petition Tabling

Town Hall Meeting

Public Policy

Below are events that will effect PUBLIC POLICY for the well-being of preborn babies and their mothers

Below are events that will effect PUBLIC POLICY for the well-being of preborn babies
and their mothers