All posts tagged "Kristin Turner"
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1.5KActivism‘Pro-Life Spiderman’ arrested for unknown reasons during San Francisco protest
Maison DesChamps, better known as the Pro-Life Spiderman, was recently arrested for protesting outside UCSF’s Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital, according to...
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3.3KActivismSix pro-life activists sentenced for trespassing at abortion facility in Virginia
On Tuesday, July 12, six pro-life activists — Terrisa Bukovinac, Lauren Handy, Kristin Turner, and Cassidy Shooltz of Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising (PAAU),...
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1.3KActivismRally at UCSF emphasizes Live Action’s groundbreaking new ‘What Is Abortion?’ series
On Tuesday, May 17, Live Action held a “Stop the Killing” rally and press conference at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital in...
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2.1KActivismPro-life activists arrested, shine light on UCSF’s deadly abortion business
The issue of fetal experimentation was at the center of a March 14 protest conducted at the University of California San Francisco...
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2.1KActivismNational Abortion Federation adds pro-life activist group to its ‘security alert’ watchlist
On Thursday, March 10, the National Abortion Federation (NAF) issued an internal “security alert” warning member abortion facilities about “potential ‘red rose’/’pink...
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3.3KActivismPro-life groups perform pink rose rescue at Planned Parenthood Mar Monte facility
On Saturday, members of Survivors of the Abortion Holocaust, Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising, and Pro-Life San Francisco conducted a pink rose rescue at...
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5.8KActivismActivists block traffic in protest against harvesting and experimentation on aborted children
Activists from Pro-Life San Francisco, Survivors of the Abortion Holocaust, Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising, and Rehumanize International gathered on November 11 at the...
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2.7KActivismPro-life groups protest UCSF’s aborted fetal organ harvesting
On July 13, roughly 100 activists from Live Action, Pro-Life San Francisco, and Survivors of the Abortion Holocaust collaborated in a protest...
