In the United States choose NARAL announced Monday that it had hired long-term operation of a democratic Ilyse at our new President, because this group aims to attract a younger generation of support abortion rights supporters.
The replace outgoing President Nancy keenan, he left, eight years later. In may this year, keenan announced that she will step down, the group after the election of 2012, in order to make the people who can attract young voters. In a Washington post interview, keenan said, the group found a young woman who's absence abortion is illegal strength gap. She said, the organization needs to recruit different roles, including her own a new generation of support abortion rights activists.
The move when the group has to improve women's rights against, in all parts of the country. According to the published earlier this month a NARAL report, last year and reverse choose measures, through the in 25 state. This discovery to prepare to commemorate the anniversary was forty, landmark the United States Supreme Court decision, down with the national laws to limit the abortion of roe v. wade.
The former political propaganda in the MoveOn.org director, also served as a senior consultant for the United States, the media events. In the 2012 general election, she leadership of the democratic campaign finance reform, promote freedom "country" magazine columnist, a group of friends of the super PAC.
In a statement, the said she was "very excited" to join NARAL.
"This is a critical moment, hiring a new generation of young people in the conversation, what kind of choice means in modern times," said at. "We have a unique opportunity to ignite choice value, most americans share, consolidate our long-term basis of choosing, and expand its coverage.



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