Lauren Canterberry is a reporter for WORLD. She graduated from the World Journalism Institute and the University of Georgia with a degree in journalism, both in 2017. She worked as a local reporter in Texas and now lives in Georgia with her husband.
In a post-Dobbs America, a wrong perception persists that pro-life laws prevent doctors from providing care to women
A surrogate’s fight to prevent the abortion of the baby she carried highlights inherent problems in the surrogacy industry
Surrogate mother McKenna West moved to Texas to seek lifesaving treatment for the baby she carried, defying the intended parents who demanded abortion. WORLD’s Lauren Canterberry reports.
California lawmakers want community colleges to offer abortion drugs to students
California may require community college clinics to offer abortion drugs, despite warnings that many lack the staff and tools to handle medical risks. WORLD’s Lauren Canterberry reports.
Planned Parenthood is once again eligible for Medicaid funding after a yearlong pause, even though pro-life advocates say the predicted healthcare crisis never materialized as dozens of facilities closed. WORLD's Lauren Canterberry reports.
Pro-lifers make the case against Medicaid support of an abortion giant
New research suggests many men believe supporting a partner means staying neutral during an unexpected pregnancy. Pro-life ministries are increasingly arguing that fathers best serve mothers and children by showing up with commitment. WORLD's Lauren Canterberry reports.
Black pastors are urging Virginians to reject a proposed constitutional amendment expanding abortion access, arguing that protecting unborn children is a matter of civil rights as well as Christian conviction. WORLD's Lauren Canterberry reports.
