We are very excited to announce the Anti-Choice Project now has brand new website, launched this week! For some time now we have been planning a transition from the blog-style website we’ve been maintaining on our own time to a crisp, custom designed website with all the resources and functions ACP needs.
Here’s a quick tour of a few new main features of the website:
“A National Movement”
ACP is a national movement, with chapters across the country, which we can now visually demonstrate through an interactive map showing each individual chapter location with director info and contact information. You can also help us put your city on the map, but clicking the “Start a Chapter” button and applying to join this growing movement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Still one of our most useful resources, the FAQ has been updated and added to in order to address additional questions about our work.
About the Use of Abortion Victim Images
Along with the FAQ we have put together a detailed page which makes a compelling argument for the use of abortion victim images. In it, we go over examples of how shocking images have been used throughout the history of social reform, we list prominent pro-life leaders who support the use of abortion victim images (including many of their inspiring quotes), and we show examples of their effectiveness.
Our hope is that this page will serve not only as a powerful resource for those wanting to learn about the work of ACP, but also be a tool for helping pro-lifers understand the important role abortion victim images play in ending legalized abortion in America and abroad.
Visit the Use of Abortion Images page.
Other Highlights
- You can now read previous newsletters
- Photo and video gallery of our demonstrations exposing abortion on the street, on college campuses, outside high schools, town hall events, and pro-abortion rallies
- See the growing list of news coverage ACP has received over the years, including our two most recent radio interviews
- Entire site is mobile friendly
Our deepest thanks to an awesome web designer, Dan Rogers, who did a fantastic job with the design.
We hope you like it as much as we do!
Andrew & Tom
ACP Co-Founders