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Who founded the organization?
Alexi Runke and Skyler Friesen
Why is this particular topic important to you?
It’s important to us because it’s a very controversial topic that many people have very strong opinions towards.
Who works for your organization?
Alexi Runke, Skyler Friesen, Taylor Peters, Makayla Lorteau, Jasmyn Martens, Stefan Lavellee, Matt Friesen, William Cruise, Eric Leoppky
What is your objective/mission?
Our objective is to get people more educated on the topic of abortion and to make sure that people have the proper access to safe and healthy abortions.
What strategies/programs are you using?
Some strategies that we use to get our information out is going to schools and community events to put on presentations to make sure people have accurate information regarding abortion. Another strategy we use is handing out pamphlets to the public regarding our information.
Why are your strategies effective?
Our strategies are effective because we get involved with the public/community. We like to be face to face while explaining how controversial our topic is.
How is your organization funded?
Our organization is funded through annual fund supporters and donations from our events.
Why are your funding strategies effective?
Our funding strategies are effective because
How can you get involved?
You can get involved by sponsoring, donating money towards the organization or signing up to become part of our team.
Contact information:
strive4freedom@lifematters.ca | 367.594.6669 | Address: 392 Narin Ave. Winnipeg, MB, R2N 2L7 |

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“Pro life is pro choice” by Mary Elizabeth Williams

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“Pro life is pro choice” by Mary Elizabeth Williams

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This website is basically saying how being pro choice is the right choice. The title of the whole website is called “ Face it, anti abortion advocates: pro choice is pro life.” The writer is obviously very opinionated and feels very strongly that being pro life is the “right choice”
http://www.salon.com/2015/07/06/face_it_anti_abortion_advocates_pro_choice_is_pro_life/

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I found this picture of a quote on a website called “Liberal Institutionalized Dysfunction”. This website was just pretty much going back and forth on the ideas of being pro life and pro choice.. It had many pictures and cartoons reflecting each side.

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“Moving beyond Pro-life, Pro-choice labels” by Planned Parenthood

This video is more about why women should have access to the resources they need to stay healthy, to sustain their current life, etc. rather than identifying as “pro-life” or “Pro choice”. It gives us information in a way that it’s trying to get us to understand the issue in more than a black and white type of way.

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Moving Beyond Pro-Life vs. Pro-Choice Labels, You're "Not in Her Shoes" -- Planned Parenthood

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Who founded the organization?
Jennifer and Michael Furdyck founded the organization
Who runs/works for the organization?
Lliam James, Tania Rashid, kareen matushik, Jeff Clemens,Kana Takurmera, Silvia Olteanu, Susanna Lopresti, Bruna Aguiar, Jay Baker, Lindsay Dupre, Ronit Shwabe, Adrain Assuife, Mali Bickley
What is their objective/mission?
Canadian Youth for Choice’s mission is to create a Canada they envisioned had “sexual and reproductive rights, along with an unbiased and comprehensive sexual and reproductive health information and services are available freely and equally to all youth regardless of their gender, location, religion, ethnicity, mental or physical ability, sexual orientation and or socio-economic status.” They are working towards improving the limited access to sexual and reproductive rights in Canada, Creating a more consistent and comprehensive sexual health education curriculum, and  Advocating for sexual and reproductive rights.
What strategies/programs/projects are they using to meet this objective?
n 2005, the Canadian Federation for Sexual Health hosted the first National Pro-choice Youth Leadership Conference. The goal of the conference was to find a way to sustain, train and support youth to advocate for sexual and reproductive health issues at a national level. Members of the board work on discussing and developing understanding of the issue, and how they can offer support to the new youth network. They also run a number of different free, online programs that you can choose from, to get educated, and how to get involved.
What evidence can be seen of their strategies' effectiveness?
more and more people are getting educated about this side of the issue and have started agreeing with it.
H ow is this organization funded?
Mostly from donations, online and at events
How can you get involved?
You can take part in upcoming events. (volunteer, sign the petition, etc.)
Contact information
Address
Suite 430-1 Nicholas St.
Ottawa , Ontario
K1N 7B7

Canada

Phone
613-241-4474
Fax
613-241-7550

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This quote simply just says that women should have their own choice whether or not they want to terminate their pregnancy or keep it. It is their body so it ultimately should be their decision.  I think that women should have the choice and that they are responsible for their decision and what comes with it.

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Who Founded this Organization?
Founded by; Susan Yanow, Marlene Gerber Fried, and Judy Norsigian.
Who works for this Organization?
Jennifer Marshall Pepper, President, Mary O’Doherty, Treasurer, Christy Fujio, JD, Clerk, Katherine Bourne, MPH, Director, Susan Dickler, MPA, MSW, Director, Samantha Morrison, Director, Daniel E. Pellegrom, M.Div., Director, Frankie Stein, MPA, Director, Jamila Taylor, Ph.D., MPA, Director, Melanie Zurek, EdM, Director, Melanie Zurek, EdM, Director, Wyndi Anderson, Senior Director of Programs, Maggie Baker, Director of Finance and Administration, Mariángeles Borghini, Spanish Language Trainer Coordinator, Orisha Bowers, MA, MEd, Regional Director I, Sarah Cannady, North Carolina State Coodinator, Monika Carey, South Carolina State Coordinator, Erin Carroll, MPH, Program Analyst, Karolyn Chowning, MS Oklahoma Field Coordinator, LaTonya Dixon, Tennessee State Coordinator II, LaTischa Drake, Programs Division Coordinator, Liz Epperson, Kentucky State Coordinator, Camilla Eubanks, Director of Field Operations, Tiffaney Graham, Programs Assistant, Rebecca Hart Holder, Associate Director of Programs, Tamika Holliday, Alabama State Coordinator II, Sarah Hudson, Executive Assistant, Shannon Ivey, MFA, South Carolina Coordinator I, Sara Kaye Larson, Storyteller and Content Marketing Officer, Fausta Luchini, Training Coordinator, Brooke McConnell, JD, Director of Fund Development, Hannah McGovern, MA, Fund Development Officer, Annie Norman, MPH, Oklahoma State Coordinator II, Jenny O’Donnell, MSc, Deputy Director, Ondine Quinn, Kentucky State Coordinator II, Carolyn Rhodes, Human Resources Manager, Belem Sanchez, Program Evaluation Assistant, Dafina Ward, JD, Associate Director of Special Projects, Abby Woodhouse Online Media Assistant, Camille Zimmerman, Operations Assistant.
What is their objective?
Provide works to make sure women have the proper access to having safe abortions. Provide educates health and social providers to be able to offer the proper care and support that women need. They believe that everyone has a role in supporting women and their access to abortion. They also believe that abortion is one of the essential components of women’s well being, health and dignity. They want to help normalize abortion, generate empathy and build capacity where it’s most needed.
What strategies / programs are they using?
Provide is engaged in strategic, cutting edge collaborations with local, state and national partners, all very focused on building support to women’s access on safe abortions. They do this through 3 projects: Referrals, Nursing and Pregnancy loss.
What evidence can be seen of their strategies effectiveness?
because more people are becoming interested in being a part of this organization
How is this organization funded?
This organization is funded through a couple hundred private annual fund supporters.
How can you get involved?
You can donate to the organization, volunteer, subscribe or sign up for employment.
Contact Information:
Provide, Inc. | PO Box 410164 | Cambridge, MA 02141 | Office: (617) 661-1161 | Fax: (617) 252-6878 | info@provideaccess.org |

http://provideaccess.org/who-we-are/board-and-staff/

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This quote is by Hillary Clinton, she is simply saying that it is the choice of the person carrying the baby whether or not they want to keep it or terminate the pregnancy. She says that she trusts the individual to make the proper decision for herself and her family. Pro-choice is supporting the women in their decisions.

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This video is getting people’s opinions on the topic of abortion. Many people say that they are both pro-life and pro-choice. They say that they personally wouldn’t get an abortion but they can’t choose that for anyone else. A lot of the people interviewed are very strong in what they believe in. This topic is an on-going problem that many people have very different views on.

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Pro-choice or pro-life? 39% of Americans don't pick a side.

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The termination of a human pregnancy, usually during the first 28 weeks.

There are currently two very different sides to the topic of abortion, those being pro life and pro choice.

Pro life: opposing abortion and euthanasia

Pro choice: advocating legalized abortion