NCHLA Action Center

Here you will find information regarding action alerts. Also, you can search and find information pertaining to contacting your congressperson.

We hope that this section will help you plan your pro-life activism, and inform you as to what is currently happening in the legislative community.

Current Action Alerts

Stop Abortion Funding in Health Care Reform! (updated on 1/25/2010)

Congress is considering health care reform legislation. Our nation is at a crossroads. Policies adopted will have an impact for good or ill for years to come. Genuine health care reform should protect the life and dignity of all people from the moment of conception until natural death. Please contact your Representative and Senators today!

Oppose Funding of Destructive Embryonic Stem Cell Research! Support Cures We Can All Live With (updated on 7/7/2009)

On March 9, President Obama issued an Executive Order overturning the limits President Bush had placed on government funding of destructive embryonic stem cell research. On July 7, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) published final guidelines implementing the Obama directive. Reps. Diana DeGette (D-CO) and Michael Castle (R-DE) intend to move forward with broader legislation to "promote all forms of ethical stem cell research," which in their view includes cloning and the creation of embryos solely to destroy them. Members of Congress should be urged to oppose funding destructive embryonic stem cell research and to support effective and ethical adult stem cell research.

Oppose Freedom of Choice Act (updated on 1/14/2009)

FOCA is a radical bill. It creates a "fundamental right" to abortion that would go well beyond the Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade decision in imposing an extreme abortion regimen on our country. For the first time, abortion would become an entitlement the government must condone and promote. FOCA would eliminate a broad range of laws and would have an unprecedented destructive impact on society's ability to limit or regulate abortion. Members of Congress should be urged to oppose FOCA. Those who cosponsored FOCA in the last Congress should be asked not to cosponsor the bill in the current Congress.