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Jackson Picone, a data science student at Mississippi State University, has joined Louisiana Right to Life as a summer intern where he is working on a data-related project and assisting with various office and outreach tasks. He expressed that the internship is strengthening his pro-life convictions, grounding his faith, and providing unexpected personal growth experiences before he returns to college in August.

Louisiana Right to Life responded to Planned Parenthood's announcement to return to Louisiana and open a facility in New Orleans by expressing concern over the abortion provider's telehealth services potentially violating state law and their intent to make abortion a key aspect of their services. The organization affirmed its commitment to supporting life and working with public officials, health care providers, pregnancy resource centers, churches, and communities to protect unborn babies and support mothers and families in Louisiana.

Abortion is currently illegal in Louisiana, but the abortion industry continues to find ways to facilitate abortions despite these laws. The article compares the abortion debate to historical movements, suggesting that the outcome depends on continued efforts to protect children, support mothers, and build a culture valuing every human life.

In the past two months, fourteen pregnant women in crisis have contacted Liv, Louisiana Right to Life's chatbot, seeking help with urgent challenges such as domestic violence, emergency housing, and health complications. Louisiana Right to Life provides support through pregnancy centers and its Emergency Assistance for Moms Grant, which helps with expenses like rent, utilities, and transportation, primarily serving the Greater New Orleans area but aiming to expand statewide.

Louisiana Right to Life launched the Love Them Both Garden during the Mother's Day season as an outreach project to provide practical support to pregnant women and parenting moms in need. The project served 78 moms and 86 babies by providing 41 large essential items through participation from eight churches, schools, businesses, and organizations, fostering community support and new conversations about pregnancy resource centers. }]} (Note: The second sentence was cut off due to length constraints; here is the complete second sentence: The project served 78 moms and 86 babies by providing 41 large essential items through participation from eight churches, schools, businesses, and organizations, fostering community support and new conversations about pregnancy resource centers.

On May 9, 2026, pro-life community members gathered at the Louisiana Right to Life office in New Orleans to distribute hundreds of diapers, wipes, formula, and other baby supplies to mothers in need. Despite severe thunderstorms, many mothers traveled by walking, bus, or car to receive support, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by families and the importance of pregnancy resource centers in the community.

Louisiana Right to Life held Pro-Life Day at the Capitol on May 6, 2026, where citizens met with state legislators to support pro-life legislation and discuss measures aiding mothers and families. During the event, Senate Bill 427, which strengthens ethical safeguards for organ donation, passed the House Health & Welfare Committee and awaits final passage before the Governor's signature.

Press Release: Louisiana Right to Life Disappointed by Supreme Court Order Allowing Mail-Order Abortion Drug Policy to Continue.

In Gretna, Louisiana, a woman gave birth and left her baby in a port-a-potty, resulting in the child's death and the woman being charged with second degree murder. Louisiana is promoting awareness of its Safe Haven law through the Safe Haven Awareness Act, which requires flyers about the law to be posted in public school restrooms to prevent similar tragedies.

Sharon Fontenot of Eunice, a longtime pro-life advocate and former president of Louisiana Right to Life, passed away on March 10, 2026. She founded the Eunice Right to Life chapter, consulted for a local pregnancy center, and helped organize Life Marches across Louisiana, dedicating decades to defending the dignity of every human life.

Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill announced plans to sue New York Governor Kathy Hochul and California Governor Gavin Newsom for refusing to honor Louisiana’s extradition requests for doctors who sent abortion pills into Louisiana, violating state law. Louisiana Right to Life supports this action, criticizing New York and California's shield laws that protect doctors from accountability for these actions and asserting that these states are imposing their abortion policies on Louisiana against its laws.

A fourteen-year-old girl in Livingston Parish, Louisiana, was arrested after the secret delivery and killing of her newborn baby, highlighting a tragic situation involving a minor. Louisiana's Safe Haven Law allows parents to safely and anonymously surrender newborns up to sixty days old at designated locations, including hospitals, fire stations, and law enforcement stations, with new Safe Haven Baby Boxes installed in Slidell and Covington to provide additional secure surrender options.

Pregnancy centers in Louisiana provide free baby supplies such as diapers, formula, clothes, and maternity items to mothers in need, along with services like pregnancy tests and ultrasounds. Community members can support these centers by donating supplies or funds, organizing baby supply drives, and spreading awareness through local outreach and social media.

How Pregnancy Centers Help Moms and How You Can Give Back As the holidays approach and financial stress grows for many families, pregnancy centers in Louisiana are stepping up to support moms and babies in need. Whether you’re a mother searching for free baby supplies or a community member looking to make a difference, these... The post How Moms Can Give and Get Help appeared first on Louisiana Right to Life .

Thousands of people encountered the pro-life message at our booth during the Washington Parish Free Fair! Visitors of all ages learned about the incredible development of babies in the womb. Adults were also educated about local efforts to support moms in need and the heartbreaking reality of the chemical abortion pill. We were honored to... The post Thousands Encounter the Pro-Life Message at Louisiana Fairs appeared first on Louisiana Right to Life .

Position Details: Title: Acadiana Right to Life Intern Pay: $11 per hour Hours: 10–15 hours per week (part-time) Location: Hybrid/Remote, with opportunities for in-person involvement at community and youth events About the Role: The intern will assist with: Program coordination and event planning Community outreach and communications Social media and marketing projects Behind-the-scenes organization for youth and community programs... The post Intern For Our Lafayette Office appeared first on Louisiana Right to Life .

Yesterday, more than 250 students gathered at the historic Old State Capitol for our Youth Leadership Summit, a day dedicated to equipping and inspiring the next generation of pro-life leaders. From the very beginning, the energy in the room was contagious as students enjoyed breakfast, engaged in icebreakers, and listened to powerful messages from leaders... The post Youth Leadership Summit Recap appeared first on Louisiana Right to Life .

In response to the dissemination of the New Orleans Health Department’s report on Act 246 of the 2024 Legislative Session, Erica Inzina, J.D., Policy Director of Louisiana Right to Life, issued the following statement: “Misoprostol continues to be available in Louisiana for purposes other than elective abortion. After speaking to OBGYNs in New Orleans today,... The post New Orleans Health Department’s Report Ignores Rampant Forced Abortion appeared first on Louisiana Right to Life .