Many of these schools have cut ties with the organization since this information became public.
The College Fix reports:
One in nine Christian colleges linked to Planned Parenthood: reportAbout one in nine Christian colleges have some form of connection with Planned Parenthood, a recent investigation by the Pro-Life Generation’s Demetree Institute for Pro-Life Advancement found.The institute, an initiative of Students for Life of America, “investigated 732 colleges and universities affiliated with Christian churches in the United States for the fourth year in a row, finding that 83 … maintain some type of relationship with Planned Parenthood,” according to the report.Michelle Venditto, director of strategic initiatives at Students for Life, told The College Fix that researchers assessed a college’s “connection to Planned Parenthood or the abortion industry in general” through an “analysis of the school’s website.”For example, “Wesleyan College, a Methodist school in Georgia, not only refers directly for abortion on its website, but goes so far as to label it ‘abortion care’ and urges students to seek abortion quickly before state protections for preborn babies begin,” the report states.Wesleyan College did not respond to requests for comment from The College Fix this week.The most common connection was a link or referral to Planned Parenthood on the “Campus Help Center” landing page, Venditto said.“Respective school administrations or related academic departments were contacted via phone and email. Our team informed them of the identified infractions for verification and to request the removal of the offending content,” she said.“Because these Christian institutions are affiliated with a Christ-centered denomination and historical Christian faith, they should adhere to historical Biblical teachings,” Venditto told The Fix.She also said Catholic institutions should follow church teaching, which has explicitly and consistently condemned abortion since the first century.“The Catechism emphasizes that abortion, whether intended as an end or a means, directly violates moral law,” she said.
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