Kristina Massa

Kristina (right) engages a pro-choice student at the University of Nebraska in Kearney during a 2024 outreach event.

Kristina Massa serves as a Training Specialist with Justice For All, based in Kansas City. She is currently raising support to continue her mission work. Her passion for pro-life advocacy emerged in 2013 when her brother, Luke, was born and diagnosed with Down syndrome. This personal experience, coupled with her awareness of the alarming abortion statistics for children with Down syndrome, ignited her conviction.

During her college years, she served as president of the Students For Life club at UC Irvine, where she taught members how to discuss abortion with those who hold opposing views, participated in the Orange County 40 Days For Life campaign, and fundraised for a local group home for pregnant and parenting foster teens. In 2021, she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Education Sciences.

Today, Kristina engages college students nationwide in conversations about abortion, having conducted outreach on over 20 college campuses, including UC Berkeley, UCLA, Colorado State, Texas State, and the University of Arizona. Through these interactions, she seeks to balance truth and compassion, advocating for the equal rights of the unborn while respecting the dignity of those with differing beliefs.

In her leisure time, Kristina enjoys scrapbook journaling, calligraphy, and adding new books to her reading queue.