How to Spot a Crisis Pregnancy Center Post-Roe
Antiabortion crisis pregnancy centers often provide misinformation to their clients. Here's how you can identify them and what to know post-Roe.
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Antiabortion crisis pregnancy centers often provide misinformation to their clients. Here's how you can identify them and what to know post-Roe.
"Crisis pregnancy centers" are funded by taxpayer dollars in 16 states, including six in the South.
The recommendation site (and app) has expanded its tools to help those looking for abortion providers in their area, making it clear when medical facilities are actually Crisis or Faith-based Pregnancy Centers.
Scholars who study them say they are evangelical Christian organizations that try to persuade women not to have abortions.
On July 7, Republican Reps. Andrew Clyde (GA-09) and Jody Hice (GA-10) sent a letter to University of Georgia president Jere Morehead demanding he take swift action by July 15