The Center for Bio-Ethical Reform - Virginia office has held three Virginia Pro-Life Bootcamps in 2013, 2014, and 2015. Since then, we've hired an additional project director, and begun additional projects in our region. We're still conducting the Genocide Awareness Project and Choice Chains at Virginia universities, as time permits, in addition to supporting the African American History Museum Project in Washington, D.C. You can stay abreast of latest happenings on our Facebook page - Center for Bio-Ethical Reform - Virginia, or on the CBR Southeast Facebook page or website. Contact me if you'd like to get involved in pro-life activism in Virginia - I'd be happy to get you connected!
"It has been an incredible experience...I learned more about the pro-life community as a whole...After you see a picture of abortion and know what it looks like, it really drives you to abolish it. That's why I'm here." Virginia Tech's Advocates for Life hosted the Genocide Awareness Project the following semester. Here's a letter to their campus newspaper about that event.
"I've learned better how to defend our beliefs and how to promote our group and spread awareness. I'm very excited to get back to campus and put into practice everything I've learned." Beth, and her fellow pro-life students at Liberty, showed abortion victim imagery to their campus the following semester. We are thrilled to have Beth join us at Bootcamp this year as a speaker, sharing her compelling personal story in more depth.
Friday, September 18:
6:00-7:30 pm Arrival at the Park Lodge,
Pizza Supper & Networking
7:30-9:00 pm Opening Session
Saturday, September 19:
8:00-9:00 am Breakfast & Video Preview
9:00-noon Morning Sessions
12:00-1 pm Lunch
1:00-4:30 pm Afternoon Sessions
4:30-6:30 pm BBQ Supper & Social Time
Sunday, September 20: Closing session and FREE TIME! Enjoy the park on your own. (Meals on your own after breakfast - you're welcome to leftovers!)
Guarantee your spot at Bootcamp by contacting Nicole before August 15. After August 15, spots will be reserved on a first come, first served basis until the lodge and adjcent cabins are full. Student cost is only $60 and includes training, lodging through Sunday, and meals Friday and Saturday. (Scholarships are available.) Non-student attendace on a space-available basis for a suggested donation of $100 or more, depending on lodging accomodations.