Without contacts, resources or leads, Jennifer went to work developing marketing materials, and reaching out to pro-life activists across the country in an effort to clarify her vision and begin building a consensus for united action. She also worked to pinpoint weaknesses in the pro-life movement in Georgia, and aggressively pursued networking with sidewalk counselors, CPC’s, legislators, pro-life attorneys, and churches.

Jennifer R. Hodges

Jennifer R. Hodges National Director Pro-Life Unity,
Pro-Life Activist and Speaker
(Photo: Julia Greer)

Jenny Hodges was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She and her mother moved to Atlanta a few years later, where she graduated from Chalcedon Christian School in 1994. She went on to study music at Kennesaw State University. Jenny taught piano and voice for 10 years, and has been a home educator for 12 years. She became a prolife activist in the spring of '07, and lead the grassroots campaign for Georgia's HB1 legislation to criminalize prenatal murder, and HR 536, the Personhood Amendment.

In Sept. '07 Jenny became the National Director of Pro-Life Unity. In the summer of '08, she founded Alovita, a non-profit committed to reconstructionism. She is a lobbyist and champion for the protection of women and women's rights, and committed to seeing the abolishment of American Terrorism.

Jenny lends her abilities within the Georgia community in organizing and directing street activism and rallies, and works as a researcher, writer, and strategist. She directs a children's enrichment program at her home church, Good Shepherd Community Church in Atlanta's West End, and also works to educate and help mothers threatened by abortion and living in underprivileged areas.

Jenny and her husband of 13 years, Jon Hodges, reside with their six children in Atlanta, Georgia. They are firmly resolved to see an end to prenatal murder, and the advance of life and liberty for all Americans.