Investing in Our Young People for a Pro Life Future

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No movement can survive and thrive without the energy and positivity of young people. That's why, in the Pro Life Campaign we put a lot of focus on engaging and empowering young people to participate and become committed to being part of Ireland's pro-life movement. Projects like Students For Life, the Future Leaders Programme, the PLC Intern Programme and the annual LifeLines Tour are opportunities for us to encounter and encourage young people in second and third level institutions around Ireland.

The involvement of young voices is paramount in shaping the course of our discussion on life issues and with your help we can continue to work to ensure that many young people can become the driving force of the pro-life movement of the future and bring about a culture that cherishes and protects everyone.

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Great Success at the Student Summit!

Our youth branch, Students For Life, hosted an inspiring Student Summit earlier this month. The annual event took place at Glencomeragh House in Waterford, bringing together students and young professionals dedicated to the pro-life cause.

It served as a platform for attendees from various parts of the country, and provided an opportunity for participants to deepen their understanding of pro-life issues while making connections with like-minded individuals.

Over the weekend, participants actively participated in a series of talks and workshops aimed at inspiring and educating them on key aspects of the pro-life cause.

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Highlights from the Event

Melissa Byrne, Students for Life Outreach Officer, led a workshop on compassionate debating, urging attendees to engage respectfully while advocating for their beliefs. The session offered insights into effective communication and empowered students to speak up for the vulnerable or marginalised.

Luke Silke, of Aontú who is currently running for the upcoming local elections, led a thought-provoking workshop on the significance of political activism, emphasising the importance of advocacy and civic engagement in driving social change.

A notable highlight was a Zoom panel featuring pro-life student leaders from organisations like Students for Life America, Pro-Life Europe, and the Alliance of Pro-Life Students. The panel fostered global unity in the pro-life movement through cross-cultural exchange.

Another high including a compelling presentation by Stephen Browne of Hope Ireland on the Assisted Dying Bill. Discussions revolved around ethical considerations in end-of-life care, exploring implications of legalisation and ways to safeguard vulnerable populations.

The summit facilitated connections among participants, allowing them to share experiences as pro-life advocates. Attendees explored strategies for combating discrimination and the role they can play within their colleges and their wider social circles.

One session focused on campus activities, with students from UCD, Trinity, UCC, NUIG, Ballyfermot College, ATU, UL, and NUIM sharing ideas for pro-life societies. Activities included leafleting, fundraising for charities, campus talks, and promoting the pro-life message on social media.

Help educate and empower pro-life youth!

Your support is vital for the younger champions of life.

Investing in initiatives like Students For Life equips students to advocate effectively for the vulnerable.

Your donation ensures every cent is wisely spent to cultivate a generation committed to a culture of life.

Thank you for your generosity and ongoing support of the pro-life cause.

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