"Pro-Life Knowledge Is Power; "Pro-Life Knowledge Is Power;
Josh Brahm

The Teenspeak 2012 conference will take place January 28 on the theme, "A New Generation for Life." Register online for this exciting conference today!

TeenSpeak 2012 will feature Right to Life of Central California's Josh Brahm.

He's still in his twenties, but Josh has already made a name for himself as one of the pro-life movement's most gifted young speakers. He is the host of the popular "Life Report" podcast, and is one of very few speakers who has publicly debated leaders from Planned Parenthood and the National Abortion Rights Action League (NARAL).

Josh will be giving two talks: "Making Abortion Unthinkable: The Art of Pro-Life Persuasion" and "Six Common Mistakes Pro-Lifers Make".

There will also be a special appearance by Abby Johnson, former Planned Parenthood Employee of the Month turned pro-life activist. You won't want to miss the chance to hear her one-of-a-kind story!

TeenSpeak 2012 is open to high school and college-age teens, and adults who work with high school and college-age teens, including teachers, youth ministers, pro-life club moderators, and parents.

You won't want to miss this great conference, so register today!

TeenSpeak Essay Contest!

First place: $1,000 ⋅ Second place: $500

Win a scholarship with your original essay (max. 750 words) on the theme: The pro-life movement has been focused more and more on confronting Planned Parenthood, the country's largest abortion chain. What is the most effective way to fight Planned Parenthood?

Students ages 14-18 who have not yet completed their high school studies are eligible to enter. E-mail submission by Jan. 25 in Word or WordPerfect format to info@generationsforlife.org. You must be present to win.

Register for TeenSpeak 2012

TeenSpeak 2012 registration is open now. The $25 registration fee includes lunch and a packet of pro-life materials. Register online with a credit card on our secure site or register by check using the printable registration form.

Updated 10/18/11