The IRL team has created a directory of the names and contact information for Illinois’s federal and state legislators: 2021 Legislative Directory You can use this to contact your legislators and advocate against the effort to repeal Illinois’s Parental Notice … Continue reading
The fight to protect young girls from being lied to by the abortion industry in their most vulnerable times and even from abusers and human traffickers is not over. Again, the pro-abortionists are pushing to repeal the Parental Notification of … Continue reading
Once again, election season is upon us! The general election is on Tuesday, November 3rd, so we have prepared a voter guide to get you ready to vote. You can go to www.VoteProLifeIllinois.com right now to download and print yours. … Continue reading
Last December, pro-abortion advocates led by Terry Cosgrove, president of Personal PAC, made it very clear what their next political move is: repealing Illinois’ 1995 Parental Notice of Abortion law in 2020. In an interview with Politico, Cosgrove said, “it’s … Continue reading
Election season is upon us! The Illinois primary election is on March 17th, 2020, so we have your voter guide ready. You can go to www.VoteProLifeIllinois.com right now to download and print yours. We take our rights into the voting … Continue reading
This past Friday we held our 47th annual banquet for Illinois Right to Life Action, and what a success it was! We welcomed former State Representative Jeanne Ives as our master of ceremonies for the night and Matt Walsh as … Continue reading
We’re excited to tell you that we’ve just launched the first episode of our new podcast: Life Chat. We hope you’ll tune in! Our first episode is available on Spotify, iTunes, and Google Play. Life Chat is a project of … Continue reading
Get your walkin’ shoes on! Representative Tom Morrison needs our help. He’s one of our most outspoken pro-life legislators in the Illinois General Assembly, and he’s facing an intense race this election cycle. Terry Cosgrove and Personal PAC (the Illinois … Continue reading