At a recent public meeting, the Rockford City Administrator (Todd Cagnoni) said that the Rockford city council could explicitly exclude abortion clinics from the zoning that includes the Maray Drive location. Any of the city alderman could propose the zoning change.
Illinois State Senators Sara Feigenholtz (D-Chicago) and Robert Martwick (D-Chicago) are sponsoring a bill (SB 109) that will change the "Practitioner's Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment" (POLST) form by removing the requirement that a witness sign the form. Since the POLST form states the patient's wishes regarding life-sustaining treatment, having a witness to the signature of this form reduces the chances that a patient is manipulated into literally signing their life away.
Illinois Family Institute is pleased to announce that we have another large pro-life billboard in Rolling Meadows near IL-53 and Algonquin Road with the message: “Abortion Takes Human Life.” In early August, watch for another billboard to be posted near I-290 and Kedzie Avenue on the west side of Chicago.
We have NINE pro-life bridges coming up in the Chicagoland area this Friday and Saturday! We need you at one or more of these events to make them a success! On Friday, June 28 and Saturday, June 29 the Pro-Life Action League is hosting the second annual National Pro-Life Bridge Day in cities from coast to coast. Pro-lifers will display banners on highway overpasses containing the message “Abortion Takes a Human Life.” We estimate that we will reach over a million commuters and start countless conversations about abortion. Here are the pro-life bridge locations in Illinois:...
Thanks to your contributions, IFI has put up an eye-catching, pro-life billboard around I-90 and Kedzie Ave, near the Logan Square and Avondale neighborhoods of Chicago. The message – “Abortion Takes Human Life” -- will be seen over 10 million times before the end of July
IFI has partnered with pro-life Illinoians to reach over 26 million views of the message “Abortion Takes Human Life” in the Chicagoland area from January 2016 to October 2017. Billboards, pro-life overpasses and other efforts have spread this message throughout...
Because Planned Parenthood aborts over 300,000 unborn humans each year, pro-life advocates wrote negative reviews on the Revolution Brewing Facebook page on August 21st. The response was so great, Revolution Brewing took down the entire review section of their Facebook page!
Illinois Family Institute is pleased to announce that we have another large billboard on the south side of Chicago with the message: "Abortion Takes Human Life." The billboard is located near at 59th and Wentworth, overlooking the Dan Ryan expressway (I-90/I-94). It’s located 3 miles south of the White Sox Stadium...
A politically dramatic scene occurred on March 30th. U.S. Senator Johnny Isakson (R-Georgia), recovering from back surgery, and Vice President Mike Pence arrived in the U.S. Senate to cast votes for a bill that reverses an abortion-clinic Obama-era...
The U.S. abortion rate is the lowest in recorded history! The Guttmacher Institute found that there were 14.6 abortions for every 1,000 women aged 15-44 in 2014. That’s lower than the abortion rate in 1973 (when the Roe v. Wade...
Thousands gathered at Federal Plaza in Chicago on Sunday, January 15, 2017 to stand for LIFE! Pro-life speakers at the march included Pat McCaskey of the Chicago Bears, three representatives from Congress, an abortion survivor, religious leaders, and pro-life students! ...
The Illinois Department of Public Health recently released updated statistics on abortions for 2015. The number of pre-born human babies aborted in Illinois increased by 1,384 in 2015 to a total of 39,856. The Illinois Abortion Law of 1975 (720...
In 1975, Illinois adopted language declaring the state’s intent to “protect the right to life of the unborn child” by prohibiting abortion. Now, an Illinois politician plans to introduce legislation to reverse that pro-life language. It’s not clear that this...
Earlier today, Gov. John Kasich of Ohio signed into law protection for the unborn at 20 weeks. This law has an exception for abortions that are necessary to save the mother’s life or prevent serious risk of substantial bodily impairment. ...
The Ohio legislature has sent a bill to Governor John Kasich that will legally protect unborn babies from abortion once a heartbeat can be detected. The law makes it a fifth-degree felony to abort an unborn human without checking for a heartbeat or aborting after the baby's heartbeat can be detected. It also opens the door to civil lawsuits and disciplinary action.
