Reggie Littlejohn, Founder and President, Women’s Rights Without Frontiers

Reggie Littlejohn at a Capitol Hill Press Conference, with 200,000 signatures on petitions to end forced abortion and gendercide in China.

Reggie Littlejohn is the founder and President of Women’s Rights Without Frontiers.
A graduate of Yale Law School, she is an acclaimed international expert on China’s One Child Policy, (now the Three-Child Policy). Her organization has been called the “leading voice” in the battle to expose and oppose forced abortion and gendercide (the sex-selective abortion of baby girls) in China.

Women’s Rights Without Frontiers is the only organization with boots on the ground saving lives in China. Their “Save a Girl” campaign has saved hundreds of baby girls. Their “Save a Widow” Campaign is saving abandoned widows in rural China. They have launched a “Save a Widow” Campaign in Uganda as well.

Reggie at March for Life, Washington, D.C.

Reggie is also co-founder of the Stop Vaccine Passports Task Force, dedicated to sounding the alarm about the dangers of digital IDs, which can be used as tools of mass surveillance and control, similar to the China Social Credit System. She also was co-founder and co-chair of an initiative to expose the human rights atrocities of the Chinese Communist Party, in an effort to stop the 2022 Genocide Games from taking place in Beijing. She is a member of the Committee on the Present Danger: China.

Reggie has testified eight times at the United States Congress, most recently in May of 2021. She has delivered briefings three times at the European Parliament, twice at the British, and has spoken at the Irish and Canadian Parliaments, The Hague, United Nations, State Department, White House, and the Vatican as well.

Reggie was honored as one of the “Top Ten people of 2013” by Inside the Vatican Magazine. She was given the National Pro-Life Recognition Award by Priests for Life at the 40th March for Life. That same year she was the keynote speaker for the Canadian March for Life and for the National Right to Life Convention in Dallas. She has received the Cardinal O’Connor Pro-Life Award at the National Summit of Legatus.

Reggie Littlejohn testifies at the emergency Congressional hearing regarding Chen Guangcheng of May 3, 2012, before the Congressional Executive Commission on China.

In 2021, she received the “Women in Leadership: Changing the World” award from Mission College in California. In 2022, LifeSiteNews named her one of the “People of the Year – Heroes of 2021 and People to Watch in 2022.”

She is a monthly guest political commentator on Fox News Radio and has been featured in written, radio and internet TV pieces by AP BBC, CNN, CBN, C-SPAN, Breitbart, Voice of America, LifeSiteNews, LifeNews, EWTN TV- Pro-Life Weekly, National Right to Life, The World Over with Raymond Arroyo, Real America’s Voice, CNS News, Crux, Moody Radio “In the Market” with Janet Parshall, World Tribune, Breakpoint, Church Militant, Washington Examiner, Catholic News Agency, National Catholic Register, Christian Post, Baptist Press, Front Page Mag, Jamie Glazov, OANN, NewsMax, TEDx, The Epoch Times, American Thought Leaders, New Tang Dynasty TV, the John Batchelor Show, Relevant Radio, the Jenna Ellis Show, Dr. James Dobson, Eric Metaxas, Joe Pags, Steve Bannon’s War Room, Washington Times, Washington Examiner, quoted in Newsweek, published by CNN, and featured in a commentary, “When Abortion Isn’t a Choice,” published by the Washington Post. This piece was part of a Pulitzer Prize-winning portfolio. She is also a member of the Speakers Bureau for the Victims of Communism.

She has worked with Mother Teresa in Calcutta.

Personal: Reggie Littlejohn has traveled twice around the world, the first time solo. She is a certified advanced scuba diver, a classical piano dilettante (she received the “Adult Achievement Award” for Piano from the Peabody Conservatory of Music (“Peabody Prep”) in 2020), and a lover of parrots.

Reggie at the Capitol

Summary:

Founded Women’s Rights Without Frontiers, 2011
Launched Save a Girl Campaign in China, 2012
Named one of the “Top Ten People of 2013” by Inside the Vatican magazine
Received the “National Pro-Life Recognition Award” from Priests for Life, 2013
Received the Cardinal O’Connor Pro-Life Award from Legatus, 2014
Launched Save a Widow campaign in China, 2017
Co-Founded Genocide Games (Initiative to move the 2022 Olympic Games away from Beijing), 2020
Co-Founded the Stop Vaccine Passports Task Force, 2021
Received the Women in Leadership – Changing the World Award from Mission College, 2021
LifeSiteNews names her one of the “People of the Year – Heroes of 2021 and People to Watch in 2022.”
Launched Save a Widow Campaign in Uganda, 2022