Be a Part of National Pro-Life Gen Sidewalk Day on Saturday, August 6th

Roe v. Wade has been reversed and we are now living in a Post-Roe America! Our work, however, is far from over. Many states will protect the preborn while others will double down on their abortion focus. That is why you must join us on Saturday, August 6th for Students for Life of America’s National Pro-Life Generation Sidewalk Day. We are calling the Post-Roe Generation to be on the front lines, reaching out to women and saving lives. Our goal is to make abortion unavailable and unthinkable by ensuring that No Woman Stands Alone in a Post-Roe America.

Sidewalk Counseling is such an important and practical way to affirm life in your community. It’s especially important right now as many women are feeling uncertain about the future, pressured by peers and even companies throwing money at them to abort, and suffering under economic strain. They need to hear a message of HOPE – not fear. 

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Many people sidewalk counsel regularly, but this is a unique opportunity to come together with students and community members across the nation – all on the same day.  

If you would like to be a Sidewalk Captain and facilitate your city’s participation, sign up here! Sidewalk Captains will receive an event kit with chalk, No Woman Stands Alone t-shirts, blessing bag supplies, resource cards, and more!

As a witness on the sidewalks in front of abortion facilities, you are the last face these women see before they enter. You are their final hope; the last opportunity to turn around. Many have already made up their minds, but you have the potential to impact them in such a way that they may reconsider.  

The young women (and men) who are entering abortion facilities need to see someone on the sidewalk they can relate to. The turnaround rate is even higher when there are counselors who look like peers. That’s why we need you.  

But first – get trained on how to do it. 

Lauren Muzyka from Sidewalk Advocates for Life will be joining us for a live virtual training on Thursday, August 4th at 8pm EST. Sign up below to be a Sidewalk Captain and receive information for the event.

Also, check out the following do’s and don’ts for successfully participating in National Sidewalk Day:  

Do’s:

• Be peaceful, helpful, goal-oriented
• Smile and be pleasant
• Stay vigilant and aware of your surroundings
• Have compassion
• Know the literature you have in your hand
• Back up what you say
• Show each woman that you care about her, not just the child
• Speak clearly and loudly enough to hear 

Don’ts:

• Do not yell
• Do not display unapproachable body language (crossing arms, grumpy expression, etc.)
• Do not block the woman’s walking path
• Do not be aggressive
• Do not evangelize
• Do not goof around
• Do not touch the person – be respectful of personal space
• Do not break the law (e.g. don’t touch the front door, respect property lines, etc.)
• Do not carry signs if you’re counseling. Stick to in-hand literature.  

Will you join us on Saturday, August 6th on sidewalks across the nation?