In November, we made our voices heard. We voted for the one Presidential ticket that promised to protect the Supreme Court and only appoint pro-life judges. Together, we won!

Early Sunday morning, workers at a wastewater treatment plant in Cincinnati made a startling discovery: Surrounded by trash, an 18-week-old baby was found next in line to be scraped off the machine. 

On the heels of the March for Life, the Inauguration and the nomination of Judge Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, pro-life activism is ramping up yet again.

This week, Ohio Right to Life joined the Pro-life Court Coalition, a nationwide alliance of pro-life organizations working to defend the constitutional right to life in the United States Supreme Court.

Every year at the March for Life, there is an undeniable energy that pulses through the hundreds of thousands of pro-life Americans who converge on Washington D.C. It is a combination of faith, hope and love that stirs the hearts of pro-life Americans to do this every year for more than 40 years.

A few years ago, speaking to an audience at the University of Chicago Law School, liberal Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg gave a surprisingly critical speech on the infamous Roe v. Wade decision. 

Every January, in the dead of winter, often facing blizzards and negative windchills, hundreds of thousands of pro-life people travel to Washington D.C. to protest one of the darkest decisions ever rendered by the United States Supreme Court: Roe v. Wade. 

Today is a day that means a lot to the pro-life movement. After eight years of pro-abortion policies, we are ready for protections for the unborn. After eight years of watching President Obama and Planned Parenthood fawn over each other, we are ready to de-fund the abortion giant. 

Yesterday, Planned Parenthood's research arm, the Guttmacher Institute, reported that in 2014, abortions in America fell to their lowest level since Roe v. Wade. 

We are excited to announce that once again we will be co-hosting a reception in Washington, D.C. following the March for Life with pro-life U.S. Senator Rob Portman and Congressman Jim Jordan! This Ohio March for Life Reception also has the support of seven other pro-life Congressmen from Ohio: Congressman Mike Turner, Congressman Warren Davidson, Congressman David Joyce, Congressman Bob Gibbs, Congressman Pat Tiberi, Congressman Bill Johnson, and Congressman Jim Renacci.

As our team finalizes our plans for the March, we want to make sure that you have all of the resources you need to speak out for life this January.