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Add Your Name to the Petition Against the Abortion Pill Nearly 4 million preborn children have been killed since the FDA first approved the Abortion Pill. Additionally, there have been 24 reported maternal deaths, and the FDA has received over 4,000 reports of adverse events from women experiencing hemorrhage, excruciating abdominal pain, and severe life-threatening infections. We must put a stop to this. We invite you to join us as we call on FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn to exercise his authority under 21 CFR § 2.5 to...
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In 2000, the FDA approved the abortion pill for the killing of preborn children. Since then, more than 3.7 million babies have been poisoned to death, thousands of women have been hospitalized, and at least 24 women have been killed by this drug. Now the abortion industry is lobbying the FDA to lift the few requirements currently in place. If they succeed, the drug may become available to young girls, their abusers, and women in dangerous pregnancy situations who need medical interventions. The abortion industry...
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For Immediate Release June 29, 2020 Lauren Enriquez Communications Manager, Live Action
[email protected] 832-598-7452 Live Action Statement on June Medical Services v. Russo Decision Washington, D.C. - Today, the Supreme Court ruled on the case of June Medical Services v. Russo, in which the abortion industry sought to block the State of Louisiana from requiring abortionists to obtain hospital admitting privileges, a basic requirement imposed on ambulatory surgery centers and legitimate healthcare providers. Lila Rose, Founder and President of Live Action, shared: “In the very act of bringing a case against Louisiana’s law, the abortion industry reasserted its obsession with...
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For Immediate Release June 3, 2020 Lauren Enriquez Communications Manager, Live Action
[email protected] 832-598-7452 Live Action Celebrates One Billion Lifetime Video Views Since 2008, Live Action has brought the truth about abortion into mainstream culture through cutting-edge videos. Through undercover investigative videos, animated abortion procedure videos, educational videos, interviews, documentaries, and quick informational videos, Live Action has reached people around the world with truth Today, Live Action celebrates an incredible milestone: One billion lifetime video views. Live Action’s Abortion Procedures videos have garnered over 129 million views. These videos feature accurate animations of what happens in the most common abortion methods. The videos...
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For Immediate Release May 29th, 2020 Lauren Enriquez Communications Manager, Live Action
[email protected] 832-598-7452 Live Action Condemns Lawsuit Seeking to Remove FDA Abortion Pill Requirements Washington, D.C. - On Tuesday, the ACLU and the pro-abortion American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists (ACOG) filed a lawsuit against the FDA in an effort to remove regulations on the dispensation of the dangerous abortion drug, Mifeprex. Mifeprex kills children in the womb and carries serious health risks to pregnant women. ACOG and the ACLU are suing to remove the FDA’s Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy, or REMS, that govern the prescription of Mifeprex. Lila...
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For Immediate Release May 18th, 2020 Lauren Enriquez Communications Manager, Live Action
[email protected] 832-598-7452 Live Action Applauds USAID’s Bold Condemnation of Abortion In UN Policy Washington, D.C. - Today, the head of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) affirmed the right to life of the preborn child by urging the United Nations Secretary General to stop promoting abortion in policies designed to address the COVID-19 crisis. Live Action applauds the bold leadership of USAID in speaking the truth to this powerful global organization. Lila Rose, Founder and President of Live Action, commented: “It is unconscionable that the United Nations considers...
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Reports To: Director of Social Media Live Action seeks a Social Media Associate (SMA) to assist in the day-to-day operations of Live Action’s social media platforms. The SMA is skilled in messaging, writing, and marketing. They are savvy, resourceful, and professional. The SMA is also exceptionally detail-oriented and maintains the ability to prioritize multiple projects at once. The SMA is up-to-date with current marketing trends, best practices for social media engagement, and is constantly monitoring the news cycle to capitalize on opportunities to promote Live Action...
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For Immediate Release April 16th, 2020 Lauren Enriquez Communications Manager, Live Action
[email protected] Live Action Webcast Pregnant In A Crisis: How To Support Families During Coronavirus Washington, D.C. - Pro-life pregnancy clinics across the country are facing unprecedented challenges during the coronavirus pandemic. As the abortion industry exploits the fears of pregnant women, pro-life centers have seen an uptick in communication from anxious clients seeking resources and help through this difficult time. These clinics are caring for women in their time of crisis in ways that the abortion industry can’t and won’t. Pro-life clinics are delivering tangible resources to families, counseling...
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For Immediate Release April 10th, 2020 Lauren Enriquez Communications Manager, Live Action
[email protected] Live Action Sends Letter to North Carolina Governor Condemning Hostility Toward Pro-Life Advocates Washington, D.C. - Live Action Founder and President, Lila Rose, sent the following letter to Governor Roy Cooper following the arrests of pro-lifers lawfully witnessing outside of abortion businesses operating during the coronavirus. _______________ Dear Governor Cooper, Pro-life Americans are deeply concerned over the recent spate of citations and arrests of sidewalk advocates in North Carolina. On March 30th, advocates were cited outside an abortion facility in Greensboro. On April 4th, several advocates were...
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