As one of the nation’s largest pro-life organizations, it’s no surprise to read that our work is laser focused on abolishing elective abortions. However, a new op-ed by Students for Life Action (SFLAction) and Students for Life of America (SFLA) President Kristan Hawkins shares more issues at home and globally that she fears.   With only 14 days until the general

GUEST POST: The leaked Supreme Court draft decision that indicates that Roe v. Wade could be overturned has brought renewed media attention to abortion. Pro-abortion groups, including America’s biggest abortion business Planned Parenthood, have moved away from euphemism and are now outright demanding abortion. Politico reports talking points from the abortion coalition formerly known as the House Pro-Choice Caucus urging

  On January 5th, a very important special election was held in Georgia. The stakes? Whether the U.S. Senate would retain majority pro-life control… or shift to majority pro-abortion control. With stakes like this, of course Students for Life Action (SFLAction) headed to Georgia to urge voters to #SavetheSenate and #VoteProLifeFirst. Nearly 200 students and staff traveled with Students for

Going into the Election Home Stretch,  SFLA & SFLAction Launch 6-Figure Media Buy in a Campaign that’s Already Reached Millions to Activate Pro-Life, Single-Issue, Youth Voters  “Voters 18 to 35 are passionate people, and we are educating and activating them on the human rights issue of our day, not just for this cycle but for years to come,” said SFLA/SFLAction’s

On Monday night, Amy Coney Barrett was confirmed by the U.S. Senate to the Supreme Court of the United States in a vote of 52-48.  She was sworn in that very night by Justice Clarence Thomas. In addition to efforts from our SCOTUS Squad members, Students for Life took part in a Justice4Life tour in ten states. Students and team

  Students for Life (in partnership with Students for Life Action) buckled down and sent over 205,000 text messages to encourage voters to #VoteProLifeFirst in one day! This amazing feat was a combined effort of SFLA team members and students, and no doubt had a huge impact on voters who haven’t yet decided how big an issue abortion is for

  The Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) released their 2020 American Values poll yesterday (see pages 64 & 65). In it, there’s a lot to digest, and we think we can offer some insight based on our own experience and polling. Here are the key findings in the PRRI poll: Six in ten Americans (60%) think that abortion should be

On October 15, Students for Life of America’s team members had the opportunity for a once-in-a-lifetime chance for us to go to the White House to attend the Marine One landing and represent the pro-life generation with our presence. We were part of a select group who greeted President Donald Trump as he embarked on Marine One to head to

Students for Life will not let the restrictions of COVID stop us from moving the pro-life mission forward this election season. During this election, the lives of children and families is at risk if the wrong candidates are elected, so to continue raise awareness, Students for Life will be catering the fall tour materials to fit every campus. Every campus

  The Sock the Vote Campus Tour will make 300 stops across the country this fall with eye-catching interactive banners, an extremism-exposing game, 2,362 baby socks to represent the number of abortions that are committed each day in the U.S., and a pledge to vote pro-life, as well as buttons, stickers, and other giveaways.   Unable to host the full tour? You can still encourage students to vote pro-life first this fall with