Toronto March for Life1. What inspired you to apply for the CCBR summer internship?
In 2020 I took part in CCBR’s Abortion Awareness Project in Florida which was one of the toughest yet most memorable weeks of my life. Throughout the week I was asked if I would be interested in taking part in the summer internship and although I really wanted to, I was sure that my current plans for the summer were more important. The last night of the trip through one of the closing speeches I was convicted that now that I have the tools in my hand I must also use them and take action for the pre-born, for if I don’t fight for their lives, who will?
2. What do you hope to get out of this experience?
Through this internship, in addition to sharing the truth with our society, I hope to educate myself more thoroughly in pro-life apologetics and strategy to enable myself to more effectively convince others of the injustice of abortion and grow in my interpersonal skills and leadership abilities.
Sponsor our internship and be a part of the change here: https://fundrazr.com/AbortionIsNotEssential.
3. What is your favorite hobby?
I enjoy refinishing and selling furniture, especially small desks and dressers. Usually when I see old furniture I imagine what they could be made into with a good sand, new coat of paint and fresh set of hardware.
4. What’s your most controversial opinion about something mundane?
I can’t stand video games – everything about them goes against my grain 
5. What is your secret talent?
It doesn’t show on my own hair most days, but I’m pretty good at styling hair, especially updos for special occasions and such. If I had more time on my hands I would love to start my own business – maybe one day the thought will actually be put into action. For now I’ll have to be content practicing on my sisters’ hair!
