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The Abortion Museum is an immersive online experience created by men and women from across the globe who are united in raising awareness, stirring conviction, and elevating the public conversation about abortion. Through fact-based exhibits spanning ancient history to the modern era, guests explore abortion’s influence on law, politics, race, feminism, faith, philosophy, science, medicine, and society. The museum presents the science of human life and fetal development, examines the connections between eugenics, racism, and abortion, and shares the stories of women and families impacted by abortion. Guests will also encounter resources on pregnancy, family planning, adoption, support services, and life-affirming alternatives. For those who are ready, the museum offers the opportunity to see abortion beyond theory and rhetoric, confronting its reality with clarity, compassion, and truth.

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Jun 5, 2026 ∙ 3 min

A Tim Hortons MAID Assessment and Canada’s Expanding Culture of Death

After a Canadian doctor was censured for his role in approving MAID for Thomas Dillon, a vulnerable man suffering from chronic and mental health conditions, many are asking what Canada’s expanding assisted-death system reveals about modern medicine’s view of human life. This post examines the ethical concerns behind MAID, the weakening of safeguards, and why suffering should be met with care, protection, and hope—not death.

May 16, 2026 ∙ 4 min

Safe Haven Baby Boxes: A Safe Surrender Option for Parents in Crisis

Safe Haven Baby Boxes provide a secure, anonymous way for a parent in crisis to safely surrender a newborn at an approved location, such as a hospital or fire station. This blog explains how the boxes work, how Safe Haven laws protect infants, and why these resources matter as a last-resort option for preventing unsafe abandonment.

May 16, 2026 ∙ 2 min

Guttmacher Institute: A Leading Pro-Choice Resource for Abortion Statistics

Guttmacher Institute is one of the most frequently cited sources for abortion statistics in the United States and around the world. This short guide explains why its data is influential, how it is used in public discussion, and why readers should consider both the numbers and the framing behind them.