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Will you be in Oregon on March 1?

February 19, 2025/in Administrative, Uncategorized /by Monica Snyder

Hi All –

Oregon Right to Life has graciously invited me to be a featured speaker at their March 1, 2025 conference “Together We Advocate.”

In the morning I’ll give part of Building Bridges as a keynote presentation. Specifically I’ll be discussing how to build connections to moderate pro-choicers and non-traditional pro-lifers. In the afternoon, I’ll lead a workshop on using those strategies to connect with abortion-minded women. And before, during, and after, you can find me tabling in the exhibit hall, happy to take further questions and discuss ideas in more detail.

If you’re around, you should come see me in person! Conference tickets are $60 for adults, $50 for students and seniors.

Register Here

And if you’d like to help SPL travel to more events like this, donate to our travel expense fund here.

Glad to have you in our corner,
Monica


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