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This post was written by Ingrid Skop, M.D., FACOG and reposted with permission of the Charlotte Lozier Institute. It is a scientific fact that the embryo or fetus within the mother’s womb is a distinct human being, and, consequently, abortion ends the life of that human being.[1] Despite this scientific consensus,[2] the American public are evenly split regarding their feelings about abortion.

Why do Students for Life of America (SFLA) and Students for Life Action (SFLAction) insist on supporting strong legal protections of Heartbeat or Better for the preborn? Two words: they work. Don’t believe it? Consider the findings then of a newly released study which shows that more than 30,000 lives were saved after the reversal of Roe v. Wade in

GUEST POST: Students for Life of America (SFLA) is proud to accept amazing students like Ella Schumacher, a senior at Kalida High School, into our leadership programs through the National Leaders Collective (NLC). For the 2023-2024 school year, Schumacher will be a part of the Thaddeus Stevens Fellowship program, becoming an expert in high school pro-life leadership and leading her

Abortions in the second and third trimesters are a hotly debated topic, and the abortion lobby cannot even agree amongst themselves on what stance they’re taking on it (read: lying about it). Depending on which abortion supporter you find yourself in conversation with, you might be told the myth that abortions never occur later in pregnancy (fact check: they do)

What is the definition of late or later-term abortion? Short answer: That’s not a definition SFLA or the pro-life movement needs to make, and those forcing the question generally have a radical abortion agenda.    SFLA is fighting to protect all life in the womb and does not give more value to older lives versus younger lives. We are not advocating for abortion

The entire country watched “safe abortion messaging” fail recently with the 2023 election cycle, and as a first-time, expectant mother whose preborn baby has just hit three months in the womb, I have a couple tips for the political consultants who are to blame.  These are the Washington D.C. political whisperers who have been working to make a compromise with the

An argument frequently made by abortion extremists is that human life  only becomes “alive” after arbitrary time periods: after 15 weeks, after 24 weeks, after viability, after birth, and so forth. Yet, numerous laws in America contradict this completely incoherent position. Let’s start with the most obvious: under the “Unborn Victims of Violence Law” signed  in 2004, the federal government

November is halfway gone, and that means we’re halfway through Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) HALT PHARMACY ABORTIONS Mobilization Month. From Washington state to New York, SFLA groups across the country have been demonstrating in front of their local pharmacies to tell them to stay out of the abortion business, and the protests just keep coming.  While the Pro-Life

Things can get wild in the Windy City. Homelessness and crime have greatly increased, and Chicago now ranks number 10 on the list of most murders per capita. What’s their city government doing about it? Increasing police protection — well, only if you’re an abortion vendor, that is. Apparently, if you want peace in this city, you’ve got to prey

Our country is sorely in need of a boost in medical integrity. Doctors and nurses find themselves on the frontlines of many ethical debates as the predatory abortion industry (as well as those pushing euthanasia) put pressure on them to cheat on Hippocratic ideals. That’s why the pro-life movement has prioritized encouraging future medical professionals to always be life-affirming in

GUEST POST: Physician assisted suicide (PAS) is often euphemistically referred to as “medical aid in dying” (MAID) in attempts to soften the blow to what is really happening: the violation of the Hippocratic Oath. While the practice is limited to certain states, the American Medical Association is wrongfully looking to nationally normalize this practice among physicians and medical students alike.