Reclaiming Our Children: A Blog About Healing After Abortion

CONTACT:
Ashley Walker with The Maximus Group,

Phone:
678-990-9032 Email: awalker@maximusmg.com

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WHY CAN’T WE TALK ABOUT ABORTION?

WHO:              Michaelene Fredenburg, of Abortion
Changes You outreach and author of Changed:
Making Sense of Your Own or a Loved One’s Abortion Experience

WHAT:            The unveiling of the transit ads
which will appear throughout the New York City subway system between October 13
and November 9, 2008. One thousand subway cards will feature the “voices”
behind real men and women’s personal abortion experiences and will direct
people to the Abortion Changes You website where people can anonymously
participate in interactive content and connect to local resources, if needed.

Additionally, Fredenburg will give a talk entitled “Why
Can’t We Talk about Abortion?” In this timely discussion, Fredenburg will
share about her personal experience with abortion and ways to promote helpful
dialogue surrounding this sensitive issue that touches the lives of men, women,
family members and friends.  She will also share how she was led to the creation of the
Abortion Changes You outreach.

WHEN:            Tuesday,
September 23, 2008 at 7:00pm

WHERE:         Campus
of Fordham University, New York

                        Cafeteria Atrium in the
Lowenstein Building

                        (Corner of 60^th
and Columbus)

INFO:              All are welcome to attend this FREE event. Media are asked to register
for the event by contacting Ashley Walker of The Maximus Group at 678-990-9032
or by registering online at www.AbortionChangesYouResources.com.

Abortion
Changes You^TM is
a national outreach, an invitation for those who have been touched by abortion
– men, women, grandparents, siblings, other family members and friends – to
know that they are not alone and that healing resources are available. 
Men and women are able to type in their ZIP code and find local
resources.  The outreach includes the interactive Web site
AbortionChangesYou.com, the book Changed, and 15 images (“voices”) of
men, women, family and friends touched by abortion.