Pro-life gathering
Life on the Line
Join us for an empowering evening at “Life on the Line,” a pro-life conference dedicated to equipping and educating the next generation of pro-life advocates. This LifeChoice event promises to be an insightful and inspiring gathering, featuring distinguished guest speakers, engaging panel discussions and a showcase of pro-life organisations.
All proceeds from this event will be dedicated to supporting pro-life organisations and initiatives, ensuring that vital resources are available to continue this important work.
Purchase TicketsDate
5.30-10.00pm, 13 Oct 2023
Venue
8-14 Austin Woodbury Place
Toongabbie NSW 2146
Who can attend?
All welcome
Tickets
$50 per person
Schedule
Join us for an evening of education, inspiration, and community as we come together to champion the cause of life.
| 5.30pm | Guest arrival |
| 6.00pm | Light Refreshments / Stalls |
| 7.10pm | Keynote speaker 1 |
| 8.10pm | Keynote speaker 2 |
| 9.00pm | Q&A panel discussion |
| 10.00pm | Event conclusion |
| 5.30pm | Guest arrival |
| 6.00pm | Light Refreshments / Stalls |
| 7.10pm | Keynote speaker 1 |
| 8.10pm | Keynote speaker 2 |
| 9.00pm | Q&A panel discussion |
| 10.00pm | Event conclusion |
Keynote speakers
Dr Joanna Howe
Dr Joanna Howe is a Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Adelaide and a consultant with Harmers Workplace Lawyers. She holds a Doctorate of Philosophy from Oxford University, where she was a Rhodes Scholar, and has worked as a consultant for many agencies such as the McKell institute and the International Labour Organisation. She is an expert on Australian labour migration, and has published three books along with being a regular contributor to numerous journals and newspaper publications. Since the passage of legal abortion in SA, Joanna has devoted her efforts to the Pro-Life movement, founding Enid Lyons List in 2022 to help empower pro-life women in the public square. She continues to speak on these issues both in person and through her various social media accounts, where she hopes to educate, inform and inspire Australians on the topic of abortion, with the hope that it would one day be unthinkable. She is a practicing Catholic, and lives in Adelaide with her husband James and their five children.
