Through our annual Summer of Service, Abortion Free Cities (AFC) connects with families in need and provides practical support by going door to door across the country. This year, twenty AFC campaigns in cities across the country participated in the Summer of Service!   Throughout the summer, volunteers went door-to-door in low-income neighborhoods to distribute baby items for families in need

Few people would expect a student with a background in marine studies to end up recruiting and training the next generation of conservative leaders, but that is exactly where my journey led me. I graduated from Coastal Carolina University in May 2024 with a B.S. in Marine Science. While studying the ocean and environmental sciences, I also discovered instead a

Thomas Dinkle, our 2026 National Leaders Collective’s leader of the month for October, is a Students for Life of America Charlie Kirk Courage Fellow at West Virginia University. Learn more about his leadership and political activism below. Driven by Purpose I am involved in the pro-life movement because I believe that every life deserves a voice and that every child

This September, Students for Life is proud to recognize Austin Homeschool Students for Life as our Group of the Month! Who said you have to go to a brick-and-mortar school every day to stand up for preborn babies? Austin Homeschool Students for Life is advantageously using their position as homeschooled high schoolers in Texas to educate their peers, build community,

Merrick Whitson, our 2026 National Leaders Collective’s leader of the month for September, is a Students for Life of America Christian Leadership Fellow attending college in Seattle, Washington. Learn more about Whitson’s leadership and activism below. Driven by Faith and Community My primary reason for getting involved in the pro-life movement is my Christian faith and a desire to live

My name is Jesse Castrinos, and I graduated from Patrick Henry College with a B.A. in American Politics and Policy in May 2026. My Students for Life journey began in the summer of 2023 when I attended the Celebrate Life Rally in Washington, D.C. Seeing so many people united in defense of preborn children inspired me to become more involved.

On some campuses, it doesn’t take long for a conversation to be destroyed by mob rule. And it can take a lot of courage to say that babies are people too.  A recent visit by Students for Life of America (SFLA) staff to Denver, Colorado, with a student group from the University of Colorado Denver proved this point.  SFLA field team

Each year, Students for Life’s National Leaders Collective (NLC) accepts a limited number of students for one of eight Students for Life of America (SFLA) or Students for Life Action (SFLAction) fellowships. These fellowships equip students to make the greatest possible impact on their campuses and provide yearlong support, networking opportunities, and training to strengthen students’ leadership skills. Time and

Olivia Rodrigo just can’t stop pushing women to end the lives of their preborn children. Not long after announcing her new abortion-funding music festival, Daisy Chain Fields, the pop singer met with one of her festival’s beneficiaries, the Center for Reproductive Rights, to trash pro-life politicians and advocates. In a series of Instagram posts, Rodrigo and Hillary Schneller, Senior Attorney at the Center for Reproductive Rights, accuse pro-life laws

Like many students who join the Pro-Life Generation, I arrived at Northern Arizona University with conviction, passion, and a desire to make a difference. I knew I wanted to be part of the pro-life movement. What I did not know yet was where my gifts fit into the mission. Through Students for Life, I began showing up tabling events on