Amnion is hosting a free brunch for young adults (upper teens through 20s) to encourage the next generation to stand for life. Emily Albrecht of Equal Rights Institute will be the keynote speaker. Space is limited; register today!
Registration deadline: Friday, October 21, 2022.
ABOUT EMILY
I am a speaker, writer, and coach with Equal Rights Institute. As the former Co-President of Oles for Life at St. Olaf College, I worked to transform campus culture using ERI’s apologetics to foster respectful and productive dialogues about abortion. At ERI, I use my educational background to write, develop curriculum, head the ERI Affiliate Group Program, and teach pro-life advocates how to change minds, save lives, and promote a culture of life in their communities. I frequently speak on college campuses, in high schools, and for churches and conferences, and I regularly appear in interviews and radio/TV/podcasts, including appearances on BBC Newsday, Focus on the Family, Relevant Radio, Christianity Today, TheDove TV, and Real Presence LIVE.
I have a particular passion for reaching the youth of the pro-life movement. As a recent college student, I understand what it feels like to walk unprepared into a culture that is overwhelmingly pro-choice. Until I found ERI, I was faced daily with challenges to the pro-life position that I didn’t know how to answer, and I was afraid to speak out. I want to equip pro-life students with the tools to intimately understand and articulate their pro-life convictions in a productive and compassionate manner.
“The future of our movement lies with our youth. It is pro-life students who sit in classrooms daily with the very women who are most likely to seek an abortion. It is pro-life students who study philosophy, biology, and social justice in their coursework. It is pro-life students who can foster a culture of dialogue, respect, understanding, and intellectual-consistency in academia. I want to empower pro-life students to turn the caricature of the pro-life movement on its head, becoming known as the most loving, respectful, and logical students their campus has ever seen.” ~ Emily Albrecht
