“Silent No More” Leaders
Available for Comment; Seek to Tell President-Elect Obama,
Don’t Punish Your Daughters with Years of Regret
Who: Janet Morana and
Georgette Forney, Co-Founders of the Silent No More
Awareness Campaign (SNMAC), the world’s largest network of
women and men harmed by abortion, are now available for
press interviews to discuss President-Elect Barack Obama and
his impact on federal abortion policies.
Janet Morana - “President-Elect Obama said on the campaign
trail that he doesn’t want his daughters ‘punished with a
baby.’ He clearly doesn’t understand what women endure after
their babies have been terminated. We’re urging him to
listen to post-abortive women, the voices of experience.”
Georgette Forney - “Women want the truth. We don’t want Mr.
Obama’s daughters or anyone else punished with years of
regret because the lies of the abortion industry drove
public policy.”
When: SNMAC leaders Morana and Forney are available now for
comments and interviews, prior to next week’s inauguration,
Roe v.Wade anniversary, and national pro-life marches. They
are currently organizing coast-to-coast events where women
and men will publicly share their personal abortion anguish
and the spiritual healing and forgiveness they’ve
experienced. The events will take place at the March for
Life in Washington, DC, January 22, and the Walk for Life
West Coast in San Francisco, January 24.
Janet Morana 917-297-0946
Georgette Forney 412-398-7885
Since the launching of the
Silent No More Awareness Campaign in 2003, 2,326 women and
men have shared their testimonies publicly at 189 gatherings
in 44 states and six countries where more than 15,000
spectators have heard the truth about abortion’s negative
aftereffects. More than 4,100 people are registered to be
Silent No More. Raising awareness about the hurtful
aftermath of abortion and the help that is available to cope
with the pain are two of the Campaign’s goals.
The Silent No More Awareness
Campaign is a joint project of Anglicans for Life and
Priests for Life.
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