Harvesting Justice

16 | Abortion Pill Reversal on Trial: Why RealOptions Obria Is Being Sued with CEO Tasha Keirns

In this in-depth interview, Tasha Keirns, CEO of RealOptions, shares her inspiring journey from nursing and missions to leading the pro-life organization RealOptions Obria and their 3-fold approach of education, intervention, and restoration. She discusses the transformative power of faith, the importance of informed choices, and the groundbreaking work of abortion pill reversal, including the scientific evidence supporting it and their current legal battle against the California attorney general for advertising it. Take action to fight fetal organ harvesting: ⁠ethicalresearchnow.org/⁠ [https://ethicalresearchnow.org/] Get connected with Pro-Life San Francisco: ⁠prolifesf.org/⁠ [https://www.prolifesf.org/] Support our work: ⁠prolifesf.org/donate [https://www.prolifesf.org/donate]

15 | As One Case Closes, Another Begins: The VICTORY of David Daleiden and the NEW Battle for the Right to Share about Abortion Pill Reversal

In this episode of the Harvesting Justice Podcast, Robert explores the complex issues surrounding fetal tissue research, undercover journalism, legal battles, and ongoing efforts to hold abortion providers accountable. Featuring insights into recent court cases, investigative journalism, and pro-life advocacy, it highlights the importance of transparency and legal action in the fight for life. Take action to fight fetal organ harvesting: ethicalresearchnow.org/ [https://ethicalresearchnow.org/] Get connected with Pro-Life San Francisco: prolifesf.org/ [https://www.prolifesf.org/] Support our work: prolifesf.org/donate [https://www.prolifesf.org/donate]

14 | Arrested by Planned Parenthood, the California FACE Act, and Musings on Animals Rights and Pro-Life Consistency with Anastasia Rogers

In this episode of Harvesting Justice, Melanie and Robert sit down with Anastasia Rogers of Survivors SF. Together, they talk about Ana's journey into the pro-life movement, how the heck did she end up arrested and charged under the California FACE Act, and Ana's thoughts on consistency as a vegan pro-life activist. Take action to fight fetal organ harvesting: ethicalresearchnow.org/ [https://ethicalresearchnow.org/] Get connected with Pro-Life San Francisco: prolifesf.org/ [https://www.prolifesf.org/] Support our work: prolifesf.org/donate [https://www.prolifesf.org/donate]

13 | The Progressive Case Against Fetal Organ Harvesting with Terrisa Bukovinac

In this episode of the Harvesting Justice podcast, Terrisa Bukovinac, founder of Pro-Life San Francisco, discusses her journey in the pro-life movement, the fight against fetal organ harvesting, and the importance of civil disobedience in advocating for change. She emphasizes the need for a progressive approach to pro-life activism and the role of nonviolent action in social movements. The conversation also touches on the implications of the FACE Act and the necessity for activists to be willing to make sacrifices for their cause. Take Action against fetal organ harvesting at UCSF: ethicalresearchnow.org [https://ethicalresearchnow.org/] Learn more: prolifesf.org/ucsf [https://www.prolifesf.org/ucsf] Support the podcast: prolifesf.org/supportthepodcast [https://www.prolifesf.org/donate] Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Pro-Life Activism 02:53 Journey of Terrisa Bukovinac 05:28 Fetal Organ Harvesting Advocacy 10:56 The FACE Act and Civil Disobedience 15:55 The Role of Nonviolent Action in Social Change 21:17 Reflections on the Pro-Life Movement 25:52 Conclusion and Call to Action Keywords: Pro-Life, Terrisa Bukovinac, Fetal Organ Harvesting, FACE Act, Civil Disobedience, Social Change, Activism, Abortion, Progressive Movement, Nonviolent Action

12 | Marches, Court Dates, and a Win at NIH: Harvesting Justice Returns

In this episode of the Harvesting Justice podcast, Melanie and Robert discuss recent events in the pro-life movement, including the National March for Life and the West Coast Walk for Life. They share insights from their experiences as Coalition Partners, the importance of networking, and the implications of recent federal funding changes for fetal tissue research. The conversation also touches on legal challenges faced by pro-life activists and the ongoing efforts to advocate for ethical research and support for families in need. Subscribe for the latest updates right on our homepage: https://prolifesf.org [https://www.prolifesf.org/] Click here to take action: https://ethicalresearchnow.org [https://ethicalresearchnow.org/] Read the new policy change from the NIH here: https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-26-028.html [https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-26-028.html]