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Americans United for Life

Americans United for Life advances the human right to life in culture, law, and policy.

Join with us as we advance the human right to life in culture, law, and policy.

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Our mission is to advance the human right to life in culture, law, and policy.

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Defending Life:
America’s ‘Pro-Life Playbook’ for State Law

Discover where your state stands with respect to human life.

Defending Life, our premier annual publication, paints the nation’s only comprehensive portrait of state law from abortion to suicide by physician to patient protection laws. Our included model legislation serves as a basis for more life-affirming law in every state. 

Americans overwhelmingly favor protecting the lives of children at 28 weeks

Pro-Choice Americans Overwhelmingly Oppose Late-Term Abortion, Now Permitted in New York and elsewhere

Americans United for Life, in partnership with YouGov, conducted a national survey revealing that two in three self-identified “pro-choice” Americans oppose abortion in the third trimester. We advocate a return to common sense politics on the human right to life.

Life, Liberty, and Law

Conversations on the Human Right to Life

Americans United for Life brings you “Life, Liberty, and Law,” a weekly podcast featuring conversations on the human right to life. Listen, subscribe, and rate the show today.

Elyssa Koren on ADF International, the United Nations and the human right to life, and the importance of international institutions – Life, Liberty, and Law

While Americans United for Life primarily focusses on defending the dignity, value, and basic human rights for at risk persons here in the United States, the fight to defend the human right to life is also raging across the world through international institutions and throughout nations far from our shores. Elyssa Koren, Director of United Nations Advocacy at ADF International, joins Tom Shakely and Noah Brandt on "Life, Liberty, and Law" to speak about how she advocates for the human right to life at the United Nations and through international institutions. ADF International https://adfinternational.org Geneva Consensus Declaration on Promoting Women's Health and Strengthening the Family https://www.hhs.gov/about/agencies/oga/global-health-diplomacy/protecting-life-global-health-policy/geneva-declaration.html Elyssa Koren on Twitter https://twitter.com/Elyssa_ADFIntl
  1. Elyssa Koren on ADF International, the United Nations and the human right to life, and the importance of international institutions
  2. Jessica Anderson on accountability for public officials, Justice Amy Coney Barrett, and grassroots engagement
  3. Erika Bachiochi on Amy Coney Barrett, ‘capitalistic’ ways of treating human beings, and true rights
  4. Jack Gorby on the early days of Americans United for Life, Roe v. Wade and strategies to advance human rights, and the future
  5. Katie Glenn on Judge Amy Coney Barrett's U.S. Supreme Court nomination hearings and what comes next
  6. Abby Johnson on Planned Parenthood, the reality of America's abortion businesses, and a culture of hope
  7. Benjamin Watson on 'Divided Hearts of America' and the work of building a culture of life
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“I’ve noticed that everyone who is for abortion has already been born.” —Ronald Reagan