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Life and Liberty for Women is an abortion rights educational group based in Johnstown, Colorado. You can reach it by mail at PO Box 1129, Johnstown, CO 80534, by phone at 970-217-7577, or by email at [email protected]. The site describes participation mainly in terms of public education and street-level counter-demonstrations; it does not publish membership tiers, volunteer sign-up forms, or donation instructions beyond a PayPal payment signal.
Contact details
| Channel | Detail |
|---|---|
| PO Box 1129, Johnstown, CO 80534 | |
| Phone | 970-217-7577 |
| [email protected] |
These are the only contact routes listed on the organization's page. If you want a reply in writing, email or mail is the safer choice; the phone number is best for a direct conversation.
What the group says it does
The organization describes itself as an abortion rights educational group. Its stated activities are:
- Using graphic and emotional images depicting illegal abortion to educate generations that have grown up since Roe v. Wade.
- Taking part in counter-demonstrations, displaying those images on street corners.
- Arguing that protecting women who are determined to end an unintended pregnancy requires accessible, safe, and legal abortion services combined with age-appropriate, abstinence-based comprehensive sex education, more birth control research, wider birth control availability, and greater male responsibility in pregnancy prevention.
How to get involved
The site names counter-demonstrations as the one hands-on activity. If that is what you want to join, the practical step is to contact the group first and ask when and where the next action is planned, since no event calendar or schedule is published. Use the phone number or email above and state that you are asking about counter-demonstration participation.
For other forms of involvement, the page gives no confirmed process. There is no membership application, volunteer form, or donation page described in the available material. A PayPal payment signal appears on the site, but no amount, purpose, or donation instructions are confirmed, so treat any giving as something to verify directly with the organization before sending money.
What to expect when you reach out
Because the group frames its work around graphic imagery of illegal abortion, expect that material to be central to its public education and street presence. If you are considering joining a counter-demonstration, ask in advance what the event involves, where it takes place, and what conduct is expected, so you can decide whether it fits what you are willing to do.
For straightforward questions about the group's positions, the email address is the most reliable route: it lets you ask about specific activities and get a written answer you can refer back to.