The mission of Justice For All is to train thousands to make abortion unthinkable for millions, one person at a time.

This is accomplished through training a leadership core who are equipped to engage students using Justice For All photo exhibits that are placed upon U.S. college and university campuses.

Opposition to abortion is not tolerated in academia. Critical information and dialogue is being omitted from our institutions of higher education. Herein lies the need for the Justice For All Exhibit.

Some injustices have to be seen if they are to be believed. Yet injustice is hardly ever visually appealing. Sadly, some will complain about seeing the pictures of abortion violence more than they protest the violence of abortion itself. Others will choose to simply ignore it, and/or refuse to engage in a rational discussion.

Some will say, "You care more about fetuses than women." Not true. We also want women to be spared the physical and psychological perils associated with abortion, as well as the violence of abortion that takes the lives of their unborn children. Likewise men need to assume a responsible voice for the welfare of their children they help conceive.

Nearly one in three children conceived in America are being violently killed in the womb. Not because they did anything wrong, or because we cannot afford them, or because no one would adopt or love them. They are aborted because they are unwanted and unborn, though ironically their tiny bodies are now deemed vital to medical research.

Why would the most affluent society in history kill off so many of its youngest and most vulnerable members?

Answer: Selfishness, fueled by ignorance. We hope through the Justice For All Exhibit to at least end the ignorance and call our society to higher ideals.

Is it worth upsetting thousands? If the Justice For All Exhibit saves only one life, the answer is "Yes!"

"Make the injustice visible." -- Mahatma Gandhi