Communicating the pro-life message is crucial to spreading the word on the value of life.  As a communications major at the University of Scranton in Scranton, Pennsylvania, I wanted to join the Christian Leadership Fellowship with Students for Life of America (SFLA) to improve my communication skills and be an effective leader for my campus pro-life group. When I became

As a Social Work and English student at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska, and former Students for Life Action (SFLAction) State Captain, Josephine Talley was involved in the Hildegard Art Fellowship with Students for Life of America (SFLA) this year. Drawn into the Hildegard Art Fellowship due to opportunities to find a new way to expand her pro-life advocacy, she

Hildegard Art Fellow Emma McDaniel is a freshman nursing major at the University of Kentucky and a conservative activist in Kentucky and Minnesota. By using her creativity, she decided on a goal that connects an audience with the pain, healing, and redemption when a woman experiences abortion. The Hildegard fellowship also allowed her to combine two passions, painting and pro-life

Did you know that in the first year of their life, a baby will use about 3,000 diapers?   This is a tremendous financial burden on families with young children. Fulfilling this need helps mothers feel supported and loved as they raise their little ones. When I decided what to focus on for my Standing With You (SWY) Fellowship project, I

GUEST POST: Every year, Students for Life of America (SFLA) accepts more than 100 of our top student leaders into various fellowship programs to further their leadership skills and increase their effectiveness at changing hearts and saving lives on campus. One of these programs includes the year-long Hildegard Art Fellowship, which was established in 2020 to give artistic pro-life students

GUEST POST: One evening last spring, I was considering how I’d graduate in a year with my bachelor’s degree in English and Studio Art from Fairmont State University and began researching summer internships. Out of curiosity, I looked for one through Students for Life of America (SFLA). After applying and being interviewed, I was accepted into the Hildegard Art Fellowship

GUEST POST: While I have always been pro-life, it wasn’t until high school that I became actively involved in the movement through Students for Life of America (SFLA), and in the summer before I went to study Vocal Performance at Florida International University in Miami, Florida, I found their Hildegard Art Fellowship. I was fascinated with the idea that I

GUEST POST: “I feel that there is nothing more truly artistic than to love people.” – Vincent Van Gogh  I am a visual artist and graphic designer — I’m also pro-life. These two parts of who I am coexist, no matter how loudly the media or other people try to tell me they can’t. I’m currently a part of Students

GUEST POST: The moment Roe v. Wade was reversed, I knew that my project for Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) William Wilberforce Fellowship had to be centered around truly standing alongside and reaching women in my community. As a sophomore at North Dakota State University, I could feel the urgency to point women toward real resources. There was a

GUEST POST: I’ve always been pro-life, but during my first month of college, I began to feel a very specific calling into the pro-life movement. At Grand Canyon University (GCU), there was no pro-life group, but it seemed as if everywhere I went, I was hearing stories of people who had experience with abortion. I decided to start a pro-life