Use your voice to protect parents' rights! On October 11, 2023, the Joint Committee on Education will hold a public hearing on Curriculum and Instruction, and your testimony will inform legislators about two crucial bills.

On September 19, 2023, the Massachusetts Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE) approved the updated 2023 Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) Curriculum (hereafter “Frameworks”).

On September 19, 2023, legal expert James Bopp Jr. delivered a webinar as part of our Virtual Speaker Series that offered invaluable insights on advocating for the unborn.

In a previous meeting on September 12, 2023, the Worcester City Council decided to delay voting on two ordinances that could censor pregnancy resource centers operating in the city. They wanted a second unbiased opinion on these ordinances but couldn't get it by the September 15, 2023, deadline.

Officials in Worcester, along with pro-abortion groups, are attempting to censor pregnancy resource centers (PRCs) that provide assistance to women and infants.

The Worcester City Council is considering draft legislation aimed at regulating "crisis pregnancy centers," also known as Pregnancy Resource Centers, which offer multiple free services to pregnant women but not abortion.

We are now less than two months away from our highly-anticipated 50th Anniversary Gala! If you have not yet reserved your ticket, you’ll want to do so soon. More than half of the ballroom seats have already been reserved, so we expect we’ll have a sellout event on Saturday, October 14. Don’t wait!

Please see the following press release just issued by National Right to Life, in which you'll read about this afternoon's pro-life WIN at the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans. MCFL President Myrna Maloney Flynn praised the ruling, saying, "It's a dual acknowledgment. The judges not only recognized the dangers of chemical abortion for women, but also that the FDA chose to overlook those risk factors in 2016 and again in 2021. We look forward to the Supreme Court's review of the case and, hopefully, affirming today's decision."