By Louisiana Black Advocates for Life State Director Tara Wicker The fight to protect unborn lives has deep and lasting implications for Black history and our community. Historically, our journey has been marked by resilience, strength, and the unwavering commitment to justice and equality. Today, the pro-life movement within the Black community builds on that…

Nearly two hundred people gave up their Saturday evening before the Superbowl to learn about the devastating effects of the abortion industry. On February 8th, pro-life people from across the New Orleans metro area gathered into the Schulte Auditorium at Notre Dam Seminary for an educational screening of the pro-life film Unthinkable. This film uncovered…

The 2025 Acadiana and New Orleans Proudly Pro-Life Galas united over 1,400 Louisianans to proclaim that every life is worth living! Gala Keynote Speaker Nick Vujicic, an Aussie-American evangelist who spreads his pro-life, anti-bullying message to governments and individuals across the globe, shared his personal testimony having been born with no arms and no legs….

The Cenla Life March was held in Pineville, LA on February 1st. Annually, marchers gather at Louisiana Christian University, formerly known as Louisiana College, to kickoff the march. Marchers traveled from LCU and down Main Street, where they gathered at the flagpole overlooking the Red River for the ending rally. Participants were greeted by a…

Last month, Louisiana Right to Life’s Communications Director, Sarah Zagorski, spoke at a briefing with the Congressional Family Caucus regarding the importance of protection abortion survivors like her and the need for the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act. The other speakers at the briefing included Saline Infusion Abortion Survivor Melissa Ohden,  U.S. Representative Mary Miller…