Arizona Right to Life offers the following educational programs to help teachers and youth leaders equip students to respect and defend human life. For more information contact our Education Director Melanie Pritchard at 602-285-0063.

Abortion: Inside the Choice - Our new 45 minute documentary Abortion: Inside the Choice breaks down the aborton issue with compelling interviews and live footage of pro-lifers defending the unborn in the public square. This DVD is a great resource for both churches and classrooms and is available from Arizona Right to Life for a suggested $15 donation. To request a copy email us at azrtl@azrtl.org or call the Arizona Right to Life State Office at 602-285-0063.

Adopt-a-baby - The Adopt-a-baby program is an educational series for elementary school students that teaches them about the development of unborn children through all nine months of pregnancy. This program helps instill a respect for human life at an early age through games, activities, and teaching exercises. The program lasts approximately nine weeks and culminates in a "baby shower" for the unborn child the class has spiritually adopted. Baby items brought to the shower are later donated to a local maternity home.

School Presentations - Arizona Right to Life presents on a wide variety of topics for middle school and high school students. Our talks include abortion, abstinence, pro-life activism, pro-life debate, Planned Parenthood, and many more! We also meet with pro-life clubs and local schools to equip and motivate pro-life students to reach out to their peers. (Presentation at St. Mary's High School pictured below)

Training Seminars - Our State Office occasionally hosts training seminars for the general public on various pro-life topics. Past topics have included adoption and in-vitro fertilization, how to talk to anyone about abortion, and the case against assisted suicide. For information on upcoming events please subscribe to our monthly newsletter, the Arizona Life Times.

Will to Live Workshops - Our "Will to Live" workshops educate people about end-of-life issues such as euthanasia, assisted suicide, and feeding tubes. The workshops also allow participants to fill out a "will to live" which protects them from abuse or mistreatment and ensure that their wishes for end-of-life care are carried out.