Life Chat Illinois Right to Life

Rebecca Rhea resides in Dixon, Illinois with her husband of 38 years and their six children. She has been a homeschool mother for 28 years and comes on the podcast to discuss her book and opinions on the Pro-Life Movement in Illinois.

Anna Luis works for Students for Life of America doing Digital Strategic Engagement and is an icon on social media! She has been passionate in the fight for life for years, and now that Roe v. Wade is overturned, she is even more passionate about helping women find their voice to fight for life. Listen to her and our communications assistant, Savannah Dudzik, discuss what a post-Roe America looks like for young women, how Illinois Right to Life is such a central part of the movement, and how Students for Life of America is fighting the fight nationwide.

Dawn Fitzpatrick is the Senior Coordinator for the Office of Human Dignity and Solidarity for the Archdiocese of Chicago. She has been pro-life her entire life and now is working to bring a culture of life to the city of Chicago and beyond. What exactly does the Archdiocese do to fight for life? Listen to this episode of Life Chat to find out!

In this episode of Life Chat, Megan Drapa of the Vitae Foundation discusses how we can best reach women with the Pro-Life Message. To learn more about the Vitae Foundation, please visit their website. If you appreciate the work we do here at Illinois Right to Life please consider donating at illinoisrighttolife.org/donate.

In this episode, Cal Thomas, our 2022 Illinois Right to Life Action Speaker discusses why it is so important to him to defend life, how to make life a winning issue during election season, and so much more. Save the date for Friday, October 14th to hear him speak at our Illinois Right to Life Action Banquet!

Can you be an atheist and be pro-life? Have you ever heard of someone who becomes Pro-Life once she stops believing in God? Terrisa's story is one we don't hear very much, but extremely encouraging to those who might consider themselves left-leaning or not so religious but still believe in human rights.