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Speakers’ Fees vary from request. All expenses are expected to be covered by the group extending the invitation for a speaker unless otherwise specified in communications with NCLN.

To book a speaker, please email us with your request.  Please include the date, location and nature of the presentation in your request.

Speaker Profiles

Rebecca Richmond:  Rebecca Richmond is the Executive Director of NCLN.  A founding member of uOttawa Students for Life and their former President, she has several years of practical experience in pro-life activism.  She has presented training on pro-life activism and pro-life apologetics to campus groups, high school students, and youth groups.  She has also spoken at pro-life conferences, such as the International Pro-Life Conference in 2010, as well as youth conferences, retreats, and Right to Life events.  For a complete CV, please contact NCLN.

Theresa Gilbert : Theresa Gilbert worked fulltime as Executive Director for NCLN for three years (2007-2010).  She is currently the President of NCLN.  Along with over 6 years of experience in campus activism, Theresa has spoken to a variety of audiences including: elementary schools, high schools, youth groups, campuses, Right to Life events, local and national conferences. For a  complete CV along with recommendation letters, please contact NCLN.

Sara Hall : Sara Hall is in her second year working for NCLN as the Maritime Campus Coordinator. She has spoken to campus clubs, youth groups, high school classes and Right to Life groups as well as at the New Brunswick pro-life conference and dinner.

Anastasia Pearse: Anastasia works with pro-life clubs from Manitoba to the West Coast as NCLN’s Western Campus Coordinator.  As the former President of the pro-life club at the University of Victoria, Anastasia has a great deal of experience in campus activism as well as in dealing with discrimination and conflict.  She has given presentations to her university’s students’ society and defended free speech and the  pro-life position in debates and with the media. In addition, she has spoken to high school students and religious and pro-life groups in the western pro-life community.