Keirsten Anderson is a high school student in Massachusetts, as well as the founder of her Students for Life group on campus and an SFL Action Captain for Massachusetts. Her group has not been able to regularly meet in person, due to their school being shut down because of coronavirus, but that has not slowed them down. Anderson told Students

A recent announcement from the International Planned Parenthood Federation found that 23 of their member abortion facilities were going to have to shut down, at least temporarily due to the coronavirus crisis. Live Action reports, “In 2018, IPPF committed nearly 1.4 million abortions around the world with just over half being done by way of a chemical abortion (the abortion pill). The

You would think a national health crisis would divert some of Planned Parenthood‘s resources; after all, they claim to be a health care organization. But, no, it has not. The nation’s largest abortion vendor continues to target young kids online, the same way they groom them in the classroom. In addition to urging states and the federal government to flood the country with free RU-486

The World Health Organization is under intense criticism for its handling of the coronavirus. One group that has been a critic of the organization is pro-life leaders. Fox News reports, “A host of pro-life leaders questioned whether the U.S. should continue funding the World Health Organization (WHO) after it voiced support for abortion during the coronavirus pandemic.” Kristan Hawkins, president of Students for

Here’s some great news: Governor Gary Herbert (R-Utah) recently signed legislation to make abortion illegal in the state when Roe v. Wade is reversed as well as legislation expanding access to safe haven places for newborn babies. A local news station reporting on the laws wrote, “If the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, elective abortions would become illegal in Utah

Students for Life’s leadership and education training is continuing online, as we adapt to universities and states closing down and implementing social distancing. In fact, in just a week, hundreds of pro-life students are being trained online, with plans to train thousands of students in the next several weeks. For example, every year, Students for Life Regional Coordinators host regional

Recently, the St. Paul City Council passed a resolution embracing abortionists and celebrating “Abortion Provider Appreciation Day.” The resolution passed 7-0, with no debate. But the pro-life generation wasn’t going to let them get away with it without a response. Quickly, Students for Life organized a petition against the day, as did several other pro-life groups. On March 11th, Students

Students for Life of America has been training and mobilizing the pro-life generation since 2009 to abolish abortion. There were times when the team was small and we had only a few hundred groups. Now 11 years later, we are up to over 1,225 groups across the country, including high school, college, med, and law groups. And just this week,

“For too long, pro-choicers have been trying to silence pro-life men who also have a stake in the struggle to protect the next generation. No human rights issue has ever been solved by excluding 50% of the population, and abortion is no different. We are excited to offer this great opportunity for training,” said Kristan Hawkins, president of Students for

An article posted today by NPR concedes that pro-life laws are effective in reducing and abolishing abortion. They write: “Missouri could soon become the first state in the nation without a clinic providing abortions, but Planned Parenthood officials say the last remaining one there has already all-but ceased performing the procedure. The clinic, Reproductive Health Services of Planned Parenthood of the St.