Young Mom to Graduate College With Help from Campus Program

(Oregon Right to Life) — A young mother in North Dakota is set to graduate college with the help of a newly founded on-campus organization designed to support new moms and help them achieve their academic goals while raising their young children. Katie Chihoski, a student at the University of Mary in Bismarck, North Dakota, […]

Inspirational English Teen Set to be Youngest Person with Down Syndrome to Complete Marathon

A British teenager is set to become the youngest person with Down Syndrome on record to complete a marathon, shattering expectations of what’s possible for people diagnosed with Down Syndrome. Lloyd Martin, 19, has been training to compete in the London Marathon coming up on April 21, 2024, Live Action reported. The English teen has […]

Make Sure You’re Registered to Vote in the May 21 Primary Election

Oregon’s primary election is coming up fast. The statewide primary election will be held on May 21. The deadline for voter registration is April 30. Oregon Right to Life PAC is working hard to support the candidacy of pro-life candidates who will use their elected office to protect vulnerable women and unborn babies. Elections can have […]

12 Students Gain Pro-Life Skills at ‘Launch’

Every spring break, pro-life students between the ages of 16–21 participate in Launch, Oregon Right to Life’s annual four-day, three-night youth leadership retreat. This year, 12 incredible students joined us for this exciting event, gaining the practical guidance and instruction necessary to help them become vital members of the pro-life movement. Each Launch participant engaged […]

March 31 Marked the 19th Anniversary of Terri Schiavo’s Death

There is perhaps no name more central to the national conversation about euthanasia and the right to life than Terri Schiavo. A young woman who entered a comatose state following a sudden cardiac event in 1990, Terri became the subject of a lengthy legal battle and coast-to-coast controversy concerning her right to continue receiving basic […]