If you’ve been listening to the pro-life movement for any length of time, you may have heard the Endangered Species Act come up. And it should, as endangered species are harmed by abortion pills.   No, that’s not some clever way of trying to convince liberals to care about preborn babies (though if it works, maybe it’s worth a try). Believe it or not, the concern is real — and even for those who support abortion, it may present a reason to

PLUS: University Drops From ‘B’ to ‘F’ Grade on SFLA’s Mid-Year Report Card for Christian Schools “Elevating an abortion radical to lead at one of the premier Catholic schools in the nation represents a failure on the part of Notre Dame’s leadership,” said Students for Life President and Catholic Kristan Hawkins. “With that lapse in judgement, Notre Dame’s grade on

This school year, Big Valley Christian Students for Life is building more than just momentum—they’re building a legacy. With a strong leadership team, intentional onboarding, and a clear vision for the future, this group is laying the groundwork for pro‑life activism that will continue well beyond graduation.  This year, the group kicked off with a welcome info session in Fall 2025, inviting new students to learn about the

PLUS: ‘Abortion Is Human Sacrifice,’ ‘Chemical Abortion Hurts,’ and ‘Abortion on the Ballot’ campus tours starting this week.  AND: Be on the lookout for Kristan Hawkins speaking tour.  For media inquiries, contact [email protected].   WASHINGTON, D.C. (02-10-2026) – On Tuesday, Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Lydia Taylor Davis kicked off her groundbreaking “Make Gen Z Anti-Abortion” tour, making her first speaking stop at the University of Florida.  This bold, proactive

The national pro-life march is always special — but this year’s was better than ever thanks to the first-ever Abortion Debate Showdown, which featured Students for Life’s own Kristan Hawkins and Lydia Taylor Davis taking on pro-abortionists Rev. Dr. Caleb J. Lines and Whitney Shanahan.  The debate was the perfect precursor to Students for Life of America’s National Pro-Life Summit — but it didn’t come without controversy. Didn’t get a

On Tuesday, I was at the airport on my way home from the national pro-life march when an Instagram story caught my eye. It was the image of a scheduled appointment for an abortion at a Planned Parenthood in Ohio on Thursday. What stood out about this story though, was that it was accompanied by the caption, “I don’t want

Petition for Writ of Certiorari Filed in E.D. v. Noblesville School District  “This Indiana case represents a typical abuse of students’ free-speech rights,” said Students for Life’s Kristan Hawkins. “Administrators will throw up roadblocks for pro-life clubs because they don’t want pro-life speech in schools, fearing that some may find it controversial. Our petition will focus on an attempted ban on ‘political’ speech. Free

Today, January 27, is designated Holocaust Remembrance Day. On this day in 1945, the Red Army finally liberated the tortured souls at Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp in southern Poland as WWII came to an end. More than one million victims at that camp did not live to see their rescuers’ approach, killed by gas chambers, starvation, death marches, and brutal forced labor. Soldiers present at the liberation later shared haunting reflections about the horrors they witnessed upon reaching Auschwitz. In the intervening years, a rallying cry of “Never

Every year, Students for Life (SFLA) speaking tours stop at dozens of campuses across the country to spread our message. We’re able to do that because of the First Amendment, which protects our right to free speech. Unfortunately, that doesn’t mean that speech is “free.” Instead, thanks to the Left’s culture of violence, SFLA must spend hundreds of thousands per

“Today’s Marchers are Tomorrow’s Voters,” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “While we once symbolically ended the March at the Supreme Court, across the street sits Congress. With the midterms coming up, we hope our elected leaders will pay attention to the human rights issue of our day — abortion — as the voter intensity of those