Reproductive mental health counselor Robin Atkins provided analysis of various postpartum diagnoses (depression, psychosis, anxiety, etc).

LCMS Deaconess Amanda Mumm addressed how one's identity in Christ can influence postpartum issues. (part 2)

LCMS Deaconess Amanda Mumm addressed how one's identity in Christ can influence postpartum issues.

Emergency Room Physician and Indiana State Senator Dr. Tyler Johnson addressed the dangers of abortion drugs, including the ER visits he has seen and the fact that easy access to these drugs makes it easy for them to be used for coerced abortions.

Jeremy Greenlee with the Indiana Trafficking Victims Assistance Program described how the issue is being addressed in the Hoosier state.

Sometimes we don't realize how incredible our story is, until someone asks us to voice it. That was the case with Joyce, now she speaks for Feminists for Life, encouraging people with her amazing story.

Teacher Abby Strackbein describes her experiences, both voluntary and professional, interacting with Down Syndrome individuals.

Abigail Lorenzen and Allison Maluchnik take a walk through Abby Halberstadt's book, "Hard Is Not The Same Thing As Bad," chatting about how the book applies to their lives as mothers and to our culture in general.

Makayla James & Erica Marshall of Huntington University described the ABLE program, designed to provide a college experience for students with intellectual disabilities.

Jeanne Paff describes how having a Down Syndrome son has affected her family without diminishing the joy and beauty of life.