Weekly Briefing

Florida Schools Continue to Push Overpopulation

Florida Schools Continue to Push Overpopulation

For decades, PRI has exposed the myth that people are the world’s problem. Yet, even as the world sits on the brink of population collapse, the myth of “overpopulation” refuses to die.   In fact, the idea that too many people crowd the planet continues to

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DKT International: The Global Network for Abortion Pills

In recent months, the Population Research Institute (PRI) has documented, with significant amounts of evidence, the activities of three major abortion networks: FIGO, CLACAI, and FP2030. Each of these has played a specific role in the international expansion of abortion. Now, we have turned our

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Meet the Leaders Fighting Global Abortion Networks

The recent “Abortion Networks” Leaders’ Meeting, organized by the Population Research Institute (PRI) and Origen Association, brought together over 150 leaders from 16 countries to analyze the new paradigm of the international abortion lobby. Held in a “hybrid” format, the event became a true turning

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The President of the French Republic addresses Parliament

Can Anything Good Come Out of Europe?

We have become accustomed to bad news from Europe. Abortion, progressive ideologies, and attacks on the family seem to be getting ever worse. But now, at last, the tide may be turning. France’s Emmanuel Macron has been obsessed with making abortion a human right in

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Ten Great Reasons to Have Another Child

“For those who marry and have families, children are the primary means God uses to help them grow in holiness and virtue. Children teach their parents patience, perseverance, charity, and humility.”  ~ PRI President, Steve Mosher   Not sure if you should have another baby?

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“Wanting a Child at the End of the World”

Reading the title of Sarah Jones’ article, you would think that it would be about how the fear of climate change is discouraging young couples from having children.  After all, that’s a common enough topic these days.  In fact, we here at PRI released an article on this exact topic recently.

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Our Youngest Generations are Missing Millions

Our Youngest Generations are Missing Millions

As American families continue to fracture, our youngest generations are suffering the consequences.  You have probably heard of Generation Z, the so-called “Zoomers” born between 1999-2009.  But did you know that they have now been joined by an younger generation?  Generation Alpha, as it is

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Pope Leo XIV needs to correct the many errors of Laudato Si’: Here’s why

Pope Leo XIV is celebrating the 10th anniversary of Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si’ with a whole series of events in the coming months. Already, on September 5, 2025, he announced that the historic papal residence in Castel Gandolfo is henceforth to be known the “village” of “Borgo Laudato Si’,” supposedly bringing

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How can we better support mothers?

How can we better support mothers? 

In June, I gave birth to a beautiful baby boy. While I’ve been learning many lessons in being a mother to this precious little life, I’ve also gained a whole new perspective on the pro-life, pro-family work that we do at PRI. And now I

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“Wanting a Child at the End of the World”

Reading the title of Sarah Jones’ article, you would think that it would be about how the fear of climate change is discouraging young couples from having children.  After all, that’s a common enough topic these days.  In fact, we here at PRI released an article on this exact topic recently.

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