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Content substantially addressing activism.
Oswald Clark reports that the United States took a renewed leadership role in the Geneva Consensus Declaration coalition. He describes Argentina's participation and the declaration's emphasis on national abortion policy, women's health, and family support.
Read →National Right to Life announces its participation in a July 16 Capitol Hill press conference opposing public funding of abortion providers. The advisory identifies participating lawmakers and explains the coalition’s call for permanent congressional funding restrictions.
Read →Gordon Friesen and Alex Schadenberg call for a comprehensive review of Canada's euthanasia law. Their petition argues that patients should have meaningful access to care and protection from pressures associated with assisted death.
Read →Pro-Life Radio: Julia Storms Ignites the Next Generation’s Battle for the Unborn Key Topics **Introduction and Guest Background**: Julia Storms, 22-year-old personal assistant to her father Jason Storms (Director of Operation Save America), shares her role, recent DC policy meetings, and family activism. **Youth Awakening in Pro-Life Movement**: Discussion on growing awareness among young people,… The post Pro-Life Radio: Julia Storms Ignites the Next Generation’s Battle for the Unborn first appeared on Prolife Radio .
Read →SBA Pro-Life America summarizes a Justice Department report concerning federal actions involving pro-life activists and organizations. The group argues that the findings demonstrate selective enforcement and threats to pro-life speech and religious liberty.
Read →Hawkins rejects the idea that one legal tactic, message or political victory will by itself end abortion. She argues for a sustained movement combining law, politics, persuasion and direct support for women and families.
Read →Geraghty explains why Secular Pro-Life participates in the March for Life and how supporters can join or amplify the effort. The post emphasizes coalition-building and a nonreligious case for opposing abortion.
Read →Bourne covers Heartbeat International's Babies Go to Congress visits and a related White House staff briefing. Mothers describe how pregnancy centers and maternity housing helped them navigate relationship, financial, and parenting difficulties.
Read →Paul Stark describes Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life's training of fair-booth volunteers in respectful abortion conversations. He shares participants' reports of improved interactions and presents dialogue training as part of the organization's broader cultural strategy.
Read →The Center for Christian Virtue (CCV) and the Ohio Coalition of Pregnancy Centers (OCPC) have formed a formal partnership designating CCV as the official advocate for Ohio's largest network of pregnancy resource centers at the Statehouse. This collaboration coincides with nearly $20 million in Ohio Parenting and Pregnancy Program grants awarded to 21 organizations, including multiple pregnancy centers, to support expectant parents and caregivers with education, housing, counseling, and other free services.
Read →Hazzard welcomes committee progress on legislation to repeal the FACE Act. She argues that federal penalties for clinic blockades unfairly punish pro-life civil disobedience, framing repeal as a movement priority.
Read →The organizations announce an Ottawa press conference calling for a review of Canada's euthanasia system. The notice highlights their campaign for access to medical facilities that do not provide medical assistance in dying.
Read →Schadenberg reports that New York's Assembly passed an assisted-suicide bill and describes the remaining Senate stage. The post urges readers to contact legislators in opposition to the proposal.
Read →This action alert contrasts a Montana proposal to restrict an assisted-suicide defense with a Delaware proposal to authorize assisted suicide. Schadenberg asks readers to support the Montana measure and oppose the Delaware legislation.
Read →This advocacy post reports that Delaware's House passed HB 140 and urges readers to oppose the assisted-suicide proposal in the Senate. It contrasts the current legislative effort with the previous governor's veto and the new governor's support.
Read →Schadenberg reports Senate passage of a Montana bill intended to reverse the state's acceptance of assisted suicide. He summarizes supporters' concerns about vulnerable patients and urges further action in the state House.
Read →Miller offers a participant-observer account of federal prosecutions of abortion-clinic protesters and the presidential pardons that followed. She distinguishes clinic blockades from speech alone while defending the activists and criticizing the government's charging decisions.
Read →Schadenberg urges Delaware residents to oppose renewed assisted-suicide legislation following the prior governor's veto. The action alert supplies legislative contacts and arguments its author considers reasons to reject the proposal.
Read →The coalition publishes a petition asking British Columbia authorities to investigate Ellen Wiebe's euthanasia practice. It cites disputed cases and requests regulatory action, while noting that allegations in one cited lawsuit had not been proven in court.
Read →Schadenberg warns that Illinois lawmakers might consider assisted-suicide legislation during a lame-duck session. He urges constituents to contact representatives and argues that initial legal safeguards tend to be loosened later.
Read →Steven Ertelt relays Created Equal's account of damage to signs opposing Florida's abortion amendment during public outreach. The report presents the organization's response and describes its effort to reach voters through roadside and campus displays.
Read →Hazzard introduces Created Equal's Justice Ride as a training and campus-outreach opportunity for students. She notes that secular participants are eligible despite the program's Christian culture and provides the then-current application details.
Read →Hazzard introduces the Every Life theme for the January 2025 March for Life. She encourages participation as a public expression of pro-life commitment regardless of the presidential election's outcome.
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