"I have found the LIFENET speakers to be engaging and well-informed on their subject matter and relate well to a diverse student body. The LIFENET speakers utilize science, ethics and statistics to reach the students about facts about abortion and the consequences of sex outside marriage and the benefits of saving sex for marriage."

 -Bergen County
Public School Teacher


Our Presentations

LIFENET’s presentations are suitable for audiences aged 12 and older.  

I. Life is Precious Presentation

Our standard 1 hour and 15 minute presentation covers the history of human rights abuses, science of the developing unborn child, facts about abortion, consequences of abortion to the woman, and a role-play that teaches audiences how to help a friend in an unexpected pregnancy. 

The presentation includes:

  •  Facts about the developing unborn child                      

  •  Most common abortion procedures

  •  Risks of abortion to the mother

  •  Helping a friend in an unexpected pregnancy    

This presentation can also be modified to fit into a classroom
period or other specified time period.   

II.   Abstinence / Chastity Presentation

Our standard 1 hour and 15 minute abstinence presentation
covers the risks of sex outside marriage, such as pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections, and emotional consequences.  Our speakers then present the concept of “secondary virginity,” strategies for remaining pure, and discuss the difference between love and lust.

The talk ends with a demonstration where students learn practical skills to resist the pressure to engage in risky behavior.       

 The presentation includes:

  • Risks of sexual activity outside marriage:

          - pregnancy
          - STIs /STDs
          - emotional fallout

  • The concept of secondary virginity or renewed purity

  • Resisting peer pressure 

This presentation can also be modified to fit into a classroom period or other specified time period.  

III. Stem Cell Research

This 45-minute presentation covers human embryonic and non-embryonic stem cell research, human cloning, and the ethical issues related to stem cell research. 

The presentation includes:

  • The nature of stem cells

  • Differences between embryonic and non-embryonic stem cell research

  • Cloning

  • Ethical issues concerning these types of research 

To arrange for a LIFENET speaker to come to your organization or to learn more, please call (201) 804-8331.

 
 

LIFENET - info@lifeneteducation.org
P.O. Box 1800, Montclair, NJ 07042-1800  -  (973) 509-8123