AG Landry Petitions LA Supreme Court
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Greetings!

Eleven days ago we watched history unfold before our eyes! Roe v. Wade, the devastating 1973 decision that legalized abortion, was ruled egregiously wrong! Afterwards, we launched several media campaigns to share our message that we are here to help! Watch our social media video above and learn below about our takeover of the state's largest paper, The Advocate.

I am sure you heard the news that soon after Roe's reversal, Louisiana's largest abortion business in Shreveport filed a lawsuit against our pro-life laws stopping abortion. In a desperate effort, the abortion business alleged that our law is "vague," and unfortunately, a New Orleans judge allowed them to start performing abortions again.

However, on Saturday, Attorney General Jeff Landry petitioned the Louisiana Supreme Court to dissolve the case. I trust that in time, through this petition or through other legal action, our law will stand and babies will be protected! We will let you know soon about the results of the AG's petition.
Meanwhile, abortion debates rage on social media. Our young people need thorough training to help contend with the abortion culture.

This is the perfect time to send your students to our Pulse Leadership Institute from July 11th-15th. Our youth team (pictured right) will be educating students on pro-life apologetics, the work of pregnancy centers, and much more! Please spread the word and invite students to register!

For a Pro-Life Louisiana,
Benjamin Clapper
Executive Director
Louisiana Right to Life Launches Media Campaign with State's Largest Newspaper, The Advocate
On June 28th, we took our message: Let's Help Moms and Protect Babies to Louisiana's largest newspaper, The Advocate, through a sticky note (pictured right), and via their online platform. Our sticky note and online banners reached thousands with our Post-Roe resource: PostRoeLa.com. 

Read more about our takeover on our Louisiana Right to Life blog.
Kendrick Brothers, Kirk Cameron Announce Release of Film Based on I Lived on Parker Avenue
A few weeks ago the Kendrick Brothers and Kirk Cameron Entertainment announced the release of their new feature film, LIFEMARK, based on Louisiana Right to Life's documentary I Lived on Parker Avenue.

I Lived on Parker Avenue is a short documentary about the life of Louisiana native David Scotton who was adopted at birth after his teenage mother nearly aborted him.

LIFEMARK releases in theaters across America on September 9th! Watch the LIFEMARK trailer now. You (and your group) can purchase tickets now! Stay tuned for more information.
On June 24th, following the reversal of Roe v. Wade, we held a press conference in New Orleans featuring many of our state leaders, including Benjamin Clapper, Alex Seghers, and Sarah Zagorski.

Watch our video on our blog.







Louisiana Right to Life hosted a LIVE Facebook Event with Double Board certified Dr. Evelyn Griffin, MD, and our Director of Education Alex Seghers, regarding Post-Roe misconceptions that many of you may be getting from friends or family.

The LIVE addressed ectopic pregnancy management, septic uterus, and other health complications.
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We have new pro-life billboards up in New Orleans! Can you help us keep our billboards up across the state and reach thousands with the truth about abortion and its impact on women? We have billboards statewide, and are working now to display them in New Orleans as well.
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