Workshops featuring local and national pro-life leaders. Topics include:
• The importance of school board elections and how to get involved
• The dangers of assisted suicide: how to protect yourself and your family
• Understanding and responding to “my body, my choice”
• What you need to know about human development
• My abortion story and why it matters
Register online at ortl.org/conference
Early bird pricing through February 3, 2023
Adults: $45
Seniors, students, military members and
veterans: $40.
For groups of eight or more, please call
503-463-8563 for a special rate
After February 3
Adults: $60
Seniors, students, military members and
veterans: $50
Featured Speakers
Dr. George Delgado, M.D. is the medical director of Abortion Pill Reversal (APR) and Culture of Life Family Health Care. He is known for publishing the first peer-reviewed article in medical literature describing the reversal of mifepristone (RU-486) using progesterone. Delgado then established APR, a program connecting women who have changed their minds after taking mifepristone (RU-486) and want to reverse the effects of the abortion pill. APR also seeks to refine and improve the treatment protocols for reversing mifepristone.
Mayra Rodriguez is a former Planned Parenthood clinic manager in Arizona who blew the whistle on egregious deficiencies and mismanagement at her affiliate. She worked for Planned Parenthood for 17 years, rising to the position of managing several affiliates, and even received Planned Parenthood’s “Employee of the Year” award in 2016. When Rodriguez was abruptly fired in October 2017, she filed a wrongful termination lawsuit, claiming her employer unjustly fired her because she was reporting instances of critical safety and health-related violations, including incomplete abortions, falsification of patient records, illegal conduct, unreported statutory rape, severe injuries by abortion and high complication rates with a specific abortionist. In August of 2019, a jury of her peers unanimously awarded her $3 million in damages.
Rebekah Hagan never imagined she would be a pro-life speaker. At only 17, she became pregnant, and despite all odds, finished high school, married the baby’s father and started a promising college education. A few months later, however, after her marriage became troubled and she and her husband separated, she discovered she was pregnant again. Afraid of losing all she had worked for, she went to an abortion clinic and took the first of the RU-486 abortion pill. Immediately after swallowing, Hagan knew she had made the biggest mistake of her life. Still sitting in the abortion clinic`s parking lot, she turned to her phone in search of a way to save her baby. Miraculously, with the help of a new protocol called “Abortion Pill Reversal,” Hagan was able to see a pro-life doctor who began administering injections of progesterone to counteract the abortion pill she took. Although Planned Parenthood told her this would be impossible and lead to “severe deformations,” she gave birth to a perfectly healthy baby boy in October of 2013.
Denisha Workizer is a passionate advocate for life. As an adult, she discovered that she survived her mother’s abortion attempts (both chemical and DNC abortions). She offers a transparent look into her world as she found out this life-altering information. As an abortion survivor, Workizer brings a unique voice to humanize the unborn.
