Ohio Right to Life

06/17/2026

Powerful!

06/15/2026

We love what this organization is doing!

    OUR OBJECTIVEDads2B offers prenatal educational sessions to fathers educating them on maternal, positive family structure and infant health.   HOW WE MAKE GOOD ON OUR PROMISE We provide weekly sessions for fathers that provides education on maternal, positive family structure and infant healt...

06/15/2026

Alexis won her local High School Oratory Contest with Mercer County Right to Life, then went on to represent Ohio at the National Right to Life Convention, placing 4th overall. Great job, Alexis!

06/09/2026

06/08/2026

06/08/2026

Jona and the baby she carried deserve justice!

I work in healthcare. I’ve spent my adult life caring for vulnerable people. I never imagined I would become one myself.I also never imagined the man I trusted, who took an oath to “Do No Harm,” would harm my life forever.At first, my ex-boyfriend seemed normal, calm, and successful. We bonded...

06/08/2026

Absolutely!

05/29/2026

It was a privilege to be part of the Wayne-Holmes Right to Life (Ohio) Townhall on Abortion Pill Reversal! Bekah Hilty of Pregnancy Care Center of Wayne County, State Rep. Meredith Craig, Pastor Walter Moss, and Ohio Right to Life Executive Director Carrie Snyder each discussed aspects of abortion pill reversal and the need to increase public awareness about this process.

The primary abortion pill, mifepristone, stops progesterone in a woman's body, cutting off nutrition to the baby. If a woman takes the first pill and regrets it--which is common--she can seek out help from abortionpillreversal.com which will connect her to medical support to determine if there is still a window of time to help. The reversal process only involves restoring progesterone to her body and is not dangerous to her health. Studies estimate that if reversal starts in time, over 60% of babies can be saved.

05/21/2026

Here's a great event coming up next week shedding light on an important piece of information: abortion pill reversal may be possible, and time is of the essence for a woman who took the first pill (mifepristone) and regrets it. More info: https://abortionpillreversal.com/

05/21/2026

Today, Legislative Director Katie DeLand testified in support of HB 324, the Patient Protection Act, which would require in-person visits to receive medication that has a higher than 5% severe adverse reaction rate.

Most of the time, patients already have an in-person relationship with a doctor if they are taking a medication that has a high rate of serious side effects. One notable exception: mifepristone, the drug that causes a chemical abortion. This is often prescribed via telehealth, and women are left to a DIY abortion, alone, with reports showing severe side effects requiring a visit to the emergency room for over 10% of women who ingest it.