The contest is open to all Tennessee high school students, grades 9 - 12.
Contestants must research, write, and present an original pro-life speech on the topics of abortion, infanticide, stem cell research or euthanasia.
Great prize opportunities include cash, college scholarships, and an all-expense paid trip for the state winner and a parent to the 2017 National Right to Life Convention in Milwaukee.
The contest has three phases:
- Contestants compete in a local competition. See below for local contest application and contest rules.
- Local winners advance to the state competition to be held on April 22 at Aquinas College in Nashville. Registration begins at 12:00 noon CDT and the competition begins at 1:00 p.m.
- The state winner advances to the national competition to be held on Saturday, July 1 at the Downtown Hyatt Regency in Milwaukee in conjunction with the 2017 National Right to Life Convention.
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Please consider how you might support this important project. Youth-oriented gifts and cash contributions are needed to fund prizes as well as traveling expenses to the national competition for Tennessee’s winner.
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Information for contestants:
2017 List of Local Contests
