Planned Parenthood Display

There are so many different aspects about Planned Parenthood that are fruitful to talk about on campus. The might of their rhetoric has many of our peers misinformed, and it’s up to us to share the truth. There are a lot of different things to talk about as it relates to Planned Parenthood: the 3% myth, the sale of fetal body parts, their shady politics – the list goes on, and SFLA can help you hone in on which your group would like to focus on for your display. Use this event guide to educate your peers on the truth about Planned Parenthood.

Step 1

Gather your materials.

Info cards
Sign up sheet
Flyers
"We Don't Need Planned Parenthood" tabling display

Step 2

Contact your Regional Coordinator.

Request the We Don’t Need Planned Parenthood display and the accompanying materials for a specific date and time.
Arrange a time for your group members who will be participating in the display to complete a training about the content with your Regional Coordinator; this is mandatory.

Step 3

Reserve a space and organize volunteers.

Contact your administration and follow their steps for reserving a space and a table.
A high-traffic area is best, whether that is inside or outside. For college groups, try to do the display multiple days with different class schedules to reach more students. We recommend the time slot of 9am-2pm.
Ask group members to sign-up in shifts to host the display. Assign at least two members to be present at all times. An easy way to keep your list of volunteers organized is a Google doc or similar. Email or post it on your group’s private Facebook page.
Your Regional Coordinator will bring the display and cards, but you need recruiting tools to gather the contact information of interested pro-life students. Consider using either a clipboard or a laptop/iPad.
“Join Us” topic cards are helpful for recruitment, especially if you personalize them with your club’s info on the back.

Step 4

Host the display!

Pass-out as many of the Planned Parenthood topic cards as you can and use them to start conversations. Have a good attitude and encourage people to share their opinion on the display content.
If someone is upset and angry, stay calm. Remember, you don’t know their story. They may have been hurt by abortion in their past. You should always strive to be a good ambassador for your group, Students for Life of America, and the pro-life movement. Be loving, be kind, be truthful and your display will touch many people.
If you have a different idea about a Planned Parenthood display, run it by your Regional Coordinator! He/she would love to hear about it, and maybe even help your group carry it out. As mentioned, there are SO many different aspects of Planned Parenthood to talk about, so be creative. You know your campus best!

Step 5

Post on your group’s social media accounts.

The person in charge of taking photos should upload these images to your social media accounts into an album or post photos of your group talking to students on campus about Planned Parenthood.
Add a hashtag to your event and tag the participants who give you permission!