This site is the home of The UnChoice campaign to raise awareness awareness about unwanted, coerced or forced abortions in America and other injustices, risks and post-abortion harm and heartbreak. The campaign includes well-documented, user-friendly downloadable materials for compassionate advocates and the general public.

This site also contains numerous free resources to help you learn about this issue and which you can download, print, publish and share with others. We encourage leaders to speak out about abortion's risk and injustice to both the unborn and the teens, women and families at risk or already deeply hurt by abortion and pregnancy-related injustices.

These materials include the latest, convention-defying research about unwanted or coerced abortion. They are targeted to general audiences to help educate the public about the risk, harm and injustice to everyone involved.

Visit our intro page for more about The UnChoice.

This site is sponsored by the Elliot Institute, internationally recognized for post-abortion research, education and outreach. For more in-depth information, including links to published research, visit our web site at www.AfterAbortion.org. You'll find over 500 links to thousands of printed pages of original research, testimonies, articles, and resources regarding abortion's impact on women, men and others. 

You can also find more in-depth information at AbortionRisks.org, a Web 2.0 site that is designed to allow anyone in the world to find or contribute information related to post-abortion issues. It is also home to the Thomas W. Strahan Memorial Library, the most extensive bibliography ever compiled of published studies, books, and articles on post-abortion problems. Find or contribute information on research, original articles, and resources and groups for healing after abortion.

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