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 The UnLetter: Resource Update
News from The UnChoice Campaign: An evidence-based education and outreach project from the Elliot Institute to raise awareness that most abortions are unwanted or coerced, plus post-abortion issues. Abortion endangers the rights and lives of both the unborn and women. TheUnChoice.com
Rally-Ready Resources for Jan. Roe v. Wade Anniversary.
Wake Up Americans with Shocking News that
Most Abortions Are Unwanted or Coerced.
Pro-Woman/Pro-Life Resources
 This January, Save Lives and Shake Up What People Think They Know about Abortion.
This month, pro-life groups will hold rallies, events and other education and outreach activities. It's a great opportunity to challenge the public and leaders with shocking new evidence about unwanted abortions and aftereffects.
New evidence exposes how abortion endangers the fundamental rights and lives of both babies and mothers.
It is seldom reported that the cruelty of a coerced abortion is an internationally recognized human rights abuse with legal ramifications, even under current lax laws ... yet coerced abortion is common.
It is seldom reported that abortion's aftereffects are also breaking the hearts and lives of individuals and families among us.
You can change all that!
January's Toolbox: Evidence-Based Resources and More
 Take powerful new pro-woman/pro-life evidence to this month's rallies and events.
Or, be a one-person advocate and post, share or distribute one or more things in local churches, schools, libraries or civic and other venues.
In print, online or in-person, it matters! Share one or more resources:
- "39 Years Too Long" Flyer, Ad or Poster -- download
- "39 Years Too Long" Signature Ad -- Use our Signature Ad now or plan ahead for Oct. pro-life events or next year
- Co-op Ad or Flyer -- "39 Years" co-op version features a boxed area where you can add your own logo or information
- Bookmarks, business cards and postcard handouts - download
- Clip Art -- download small ads for bulletins, newsletters and other publications or handouts
- What Every American Needs to Know - flyers, postcard, etc.
- Broken/Restored Rose Billboard - Pro-woman/pro-life billboard
- Help & Healing Booklets - Downloadable booklets about how to find or offer help before or after abortion
- Rally Signs, Buttons, Bumper Stickers, Apparel -- wear a share a new message for the public to see: "The UnChoice" and "Abortion Hurts Women" pro-woman/pro-life apparel, rally signs, bumper stickers, buttons, stickers, hats, tote bags, etc., in the Message Shop
 This year, while the nation's attention focuses on the abortion issue, challenge those who think abortion is about authentic "choice" with evidence of human rights risks and abuses endangering babies, mothers and families.
The Elliot Institute continues to document abortion's impact and offer timely resources to educate the public. This will change public perceptions, open doors, save lives and offer help and hope for those at risk, already hurt or the families of mothers and children lost to abortion.
More tools to supplement your outreach:
 Here are a few more tools you may want to use to supplement and multiply the impact of your January outreach. This includes letters to the editor with new facts, an events calendar to help you plan to use these resources throughout the year ahead, press release tips and templates, and bumper stickers, buttons, lapel stickers, hats, etc., to use as conversation starters.
Letters to the Editor -- Use our sample letters as a guide to challenge the public with new evidence
Events/Planning Calendar -- Timely events, supporting resources
Sample Press Release -- Multiply your impact by telling local media about your ad, event or outreach.
Message Shop - Everything from tees to totes with a pro-woman/pro-life message.
news * books * donate * Twitter * Facebook
GoodSearch.com * GoodShop.com * GoodDining.com
bumper stickers, apparel, etc.
unwanted abortions * unsafe * suicide risk * teens
help & healing * AfterAbortion.org * Church Awareness Project
Center Against Forced Abortions * AbortionRisks.org
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