During the 2025-2026 school year, leaders receive…

1. A FREE trip for the kickoff of the program: all selected leaders are invited to Washington D.C for the National Leaders Collective kickoff weekend.

2. Resources and training in leadership: all selected leaders commit to 5 hours per month of leadership development through their fellowship. This is accomplished through reviewing various books and publications, participating in bi-monthly or monthly webcasts for discussion, and hearing from guest speaker lectures during these webcasts.

3. Project development experience: All selected leaders commit to completing a project during the year that applies the skills they learn to their campus pro-life groups, which is designed by the student to address their unique campus, and community needs and build their pro-life resume. Leaders receive one-on-one mentorship from their fellowship leader to complete their project.

4. Career insight and mentorship: All selected leaders commit to virtual mentorship from a Career Mentor (a full-time professional working in the pro-life movement) who will give advice on full-time work in the pro-life movement and help them complete their projects if they line up with their area of expertise.

5. Exclusive opportunities to further the pro-life mission: All selected leaders regularly assist SFLA by volunteering in strategic activism to further the mission of abolishing abortion.

There are no financial stipends associated with this fellowship.

If you are a former  SFLA Fellow, still in college or grad school, you can apply to be an SFLA Student Spokesperson. To be eligible, you must have completed at least ONE SFLA leadership fellowship and be an active member of an on-campus pro-life group.