“We won’t back down,” said SFLA’s Kristan Hawkins. “When people stop using their free speech rights, perhaps because of fear and intimidation, those rights cease to exist. The Pro-Life Generation will pick up Charlie’s torch and continue his legacy of defending mothers and their children – born and preborn. Look for us on campus.” FOR INTERVIEWS, EMAIL: [email protected] WASHINGTON D.C. (09-17-2025)

“Charlie Kirk dedicated his life to defending free speech and inspiring a generation to speak boldly,” said Students for Life’s Kristan Hawkins. “In his honor, we’re calling on Congress to make October 14th, Charlie’s birthday, a national holiday called Charlie Kirk Free Speech Day. Our highly fractured country needs to remember that peacefully talking with each other represents a foundational

Autumn Whetsell, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America (SFLA) William Wilberforce Fellow attending Cerritos College in Norwalk, California.  Learn more about Whetsell’s activism below.    My journey in the pro-life movement started with something deeply personal. Before I was even born, my mom almost sent me to heaven early.    Because of her medical history, she went to an

Delainey Neal, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America (SFLA) Christian Leadership Fellow attending Dallas Baptist University in Dallas, Texas. Learn more about Neal’s activism below.   I am involved in the pro-life movement because my existence is the result of a choice for life. If my mom had taken the advice she was given

Kyra Kishore, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America (SFLA) Student Spokesperson attending the University of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  Learn more about Kishore’s activism below.   Seeing how abortion directly affects our community and those around us inspired me to take an active part in the pro-life movement. It is not possible to be a witness to the horrors

Defender of Life: A Commitment to the Pro-Life Cause Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA (TPUSA), stood as a resolute defender of the most vulnerable among us—the preborn. His passionate engagement with the issue of abortion marked him as a leader in one of the most critical human rights battles of our time. Kirk’s partnership with Students for Life

The Religious Liberty Commission held its second hearing this week with President Donald Trump, who has positioned himself as a champion of religious freedom seldom seen in Washington.   After four years under the former Biden administration, this was a breath of fresh air. Not only for students who have suffered from discrimination for their beliefs, but also for all Americans desiring to live in an America that upholds

“College students have been swept up by the social justice movement, but who’s speaking up for the preborn?” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “Mynew campus tour will expose abortion’s oppression, while Lydia Taylor Davis is inspiring Gen Z to embrace a pro-life worldview, challenging students to think deeply and empowering the next generation to defend the preborn.”  For media inquiries, contact [email protected].  WASHINGTON, D.C.

Milk-smearing, bizarre antics, and disruptive behavior marked more appearances of unhinged abortion activists.   Despite the chaos, the Students for Life of America (SFLA) field team remained focused and engaged in the annual National Pro-Life Gen Sidewalk Day, activating in 89 locations across 42 states nationwide. During Sidewalk Day, more than 150 staff, students, community members, and others gathered outside abortion facilities nationwide to offer compassionate support, information, and hope to

In a case that has stunned the University of Kentucky community, authorities have arrested 21-year-old Laken Snelling, a senior and cheerleader at the university, after the body of an infant was allegedly discovered hidden in her apartment closet. The investigation, now underway, has raised difficult questions and left many on campus seeking answers in light of this disturbing news.  But