Planned Parenthood

The University of Illinois Chicago's School of Law has approved Planned Parenthood of Illinois as a qualified employer for its federal work study program, allowing law students to earn wages working at the abortion provider. Additionally, UIC's School of Nursing runs fellowships that train clinicians to perform abortions, funded in part by a $2 million grant from the Illinois Department of Public Health, with these programs supported by state legislation influenced by a student referendum organized by Planned Parenthood's campus chapter.

The University of Illinois Chicago School of Law has approved Planned Parenthood of Illinois as a qualified agency for its federal work-study program, allowing law students to work part-time at Planned Parenthood using federal funds. Additionally, the UIC School of Nursing offers abortion training fellowships funded by a $2 million grant from the Illinois Department of Public Health, which supports abortion-related training programs at UIC, the Midwest Access Project, and Planned Parenthood of Illinois.

By Ricardo Pinedo In the last eight months, ten women have been rushed to the hospital from unregulated, unlicensed abortion operations in Illinois – a tally that now includes two minors. Just days ago, Operation Rescue released the report of a 15-year-old who, according to the Planned Parenthood worker calling 911, had no detectable pulse […] The post Two More Botched Abortions in Unregulated Illinois, Including Another Minor appeared first on Operation Rescue .