About ATTWN

And Then There Were None is a nonprofit organization founded and led by Abby Johnson to help abortion clinic workers leave the abortion industry. Abby worked for Planned Parenthood for eight years, working her way up through the ranks to become the clinic director of a clinic in Bryan, Texas. She was Planned Parenthood’s Employee of the Year in 2008, but she walked away from her job after witnessing the abortion of a 13-week-old fetus during an ultrasound-guided abortion. She left Planned Parenthood and instantly became a national news headline for her defection. And Then There Were None is the only ministry in the nation that helps abortion workers leave their jobs and find new careers outside of the abortion industry. Her bestselling book, Unplanned, was made into a feature film that debuted in theaters nationwide March 2019 under the same name.

For over a decade, Abby has been a leading voice to amplify the actual truth about abortion and the abortion industry. With over 600 quitters who have similar firsthand accounts to share, you can clearly see that Abby’s experience is not an isolated one. The issues they can attest to regarding the abortion industry are systemic issues that deserve urgent attention and resolution.

I want to stop here for just a moment, because everything we've talked about tonight depends on something very practical.

We only know what is happening inside the abortion industry because workers are willing to leave it.

And when they leave, they need somewhere to go.

They may need help finding another job. They may need financial assistance while they transition. They may need counseling. They may need legal guidance. They may need someone who understands what they have experienced and will walk with them through what comes next.

That is what our organization does.

And every time another worker leaves, something else happens, too.

We learn.

We learn how these facilities operate. We learn where the industry is investing. We learn what is changing internally. We begin to recognize patterns across states and affiliates that would otherwise be invisible from the outside.

So when you financially support our organization, you are doing more than helping one person leave an abortion facility.

You are helping remove experienced workers from the abortion industry.

You are helping us reach the next worker who wants out.

You are helping us gather and responsibly evaluate information that can help the pro-life movement understand where the abortion industry is going next.

And you are helping us build a strategy that responds to the abortion industry they are creating now...not the abortion industry that existed ten years ago.

If what you've heard tonight convinces you that this kind of work is necessary, I'm asking you to make a financial gift tonight.

Whatever amount is meaningful for you.

Because the more workers we can reach, the more people we can help leave—and the more clearly we can understand the system we are trying to dismantle.

Then at the very end, I will say, "If you want to help us get ahead of this strategy, the most important thing you can do tonight is help us reach the next abortion worker who is ready to leave."

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“But seeing what I saw inside that clinic had changed me and I could not, in good conscience, stay there.”  Abby Johnson