What is Life and Liberty for Women?

Life and Liberty for Women is a US-based abortion rights educational group. According to its website, its stated mission is to protect women who are determined to end unintended pregnancies, whether or not abortion is legal. It pursues that mission through public education that uses graphic imagery of illegal abortion, through street-level counter-demonstrations, and by advocating a combination of legal abortion access with sex education, birth control access and greater male responsibility in pregnancy prevention.

What the organization says it does

The site describes three main activities:

• Public education with graphic imagery. It says it uses "graphic and emotional pictures that depict the horrific sights and sounds of illegal abortion" to educate generations who have grown up since Roe v. Wade.
• Counter-demonstrations. It says it engages in counter-demonstrations and displays those images of illegal abortion on street corners.
• Advocacy for a combined approach. It argues that the only right and moral way to protect women who are determined and desperate to terminate an unintended pregnancy — whether abortion is legal or not — is to combine:
  • accessible, safe, legal abortion services
  • abstinence-based, age-appropriate comprehensive sex education
  • more birth control research
  • greater birth control availability
  • greater male responsibility in pregnancy prevention

Who it is aimed at

The site frames its audience as the "post-Roe generations" — people who have grown up since Roe v. Wade and, in the organization's view, may not have seen what illegal abortion looked like. Its educational approach is deliberately confrontational: rather than describing the issue abstractly, it puts graphic images of illegal abortion in public view.

Contact and location

The organization lists a Colorado address and direct contact details:

What to keep in mind

• The descriptions above reflect the organization's own stated mission and methods; the site presents advocacy, not neutral research.
• The graphic imagery is central to how the group operates, so visitors should expect confrontational visual content.
• The site lists PayPal as a payment platform, but it does not state whether donations are tax-deductible or what any contribution is specifically used for; confirm directly with the organization before giving.
• For specifics on events, counter-demonstration schedules or current campaigns, use the phone number or email above rather than assuming details from the homepage text.