Below you will find videos from pro-life groups around the UK. The first ones are from university societies and further down the page you will find presentations from bigger pro-life organisations and charities. If you want to know more or get involved with any of the groups please get in touch using the contact details provided next to each video. If you’re a fresher or student and want to set up a pro-life society at your university please get in touch with us using the contact details below.
The Alliance of Pro-Life Students (APS)
Email: hello@prolifestudents.org.uk
Student Support Officer (Ruth Bushell) Email: ruth@prolifestudents.org.uk
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Aberdeen Life Ethics Society
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Website on AUSA: https://www.ausa.org.uk/societies/society/lifeethicssociety/ Sign up to the society here!
Bristol Pro-Life Feminist Society
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Cambridge Pro-Life Society
Cambridge Students for Life
Cardiff Students for Life
Students for Life Durham
Edinburgh Life Society
Exeter Students for Life
London Students for Life
Oxford Students for Life
QUB Pro-Life Society
Students for Life St. Andrews
Birmingham Students for Life
Glasgow Students for Life
Nottingham Students for Life
Brephos
Website: www.brephos.org
Email: dave@brephos.org
The Good Counsel Network
Website: https://goodcounselnet.co.uk/
Email: info@goodcounselnetwork.com
March for Life UK
Website: https://www.marchforlife.co.uk/
Email: info@marchforlife.co.uk
Christian Concern
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Catholic Medical Association (CMA)
SPUC Scotland
Website: https://www.spuc.org.uk/Home/SPUC-Scotland
Email: info@spucscotland.org
40 Days for Life
Website: https://www.40daysforlife.com/
Email: info@40daysforlife.com
Right to Life UK
We would like to say a huge THANK YOU to everyone who contributed to this online event – it has really showcased the breadth and depth of the UK pro-life movement and will hopefully encourage lots of new students to get involved!
Disclaimer: The video and links shown on this page are from organisations and societies external to APS and may not necessarily wholly reflect the views of APS.
