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Kristi Hamrick | September 18, 2023

“The human rights issue of our day – abortion – is on the ballot across the country as two radically different visions for America are in conflict. Students for Life of America is heading into 2024 more determined than ever to train unapologetically pro-life leaders,” said SFLA’s Kristan Hawkins. “We are demanding governments at the local, state, and federal level protect

Caroline Wharton | September 17, 2023

In the newest episode of Explicitly Pro-Life, the podcast hosted by Students for Life of America (SFLA) President Kristan Hawkins, she discusses the commodification of children with Katy Faust, the Founder and President of Them Before Us. The two discuss how our society has sadly weaponized children’s greatest wounds for selfish and political gains. For example, adoption does not exist to

Caroline Wharton | September 15, 2023

“However the Lord directs me in working on behalf of His kingdom, I am willing. For my God not only gives life, but gives so abundantly, selflessly, and fully. And as a woman of Christ and a member of the Pro-Life Generation, I believe and work towards helping people realize the same for themselves and their babies.”   – Amy Pressey,

Caroline Wharton | September 15, 2023

As the days tick down until November, it’s heating up in Ohio as both sides on the abortion issue fight until the end on the upcoming ballot initiative. If you’re unclear on what exactly the pro-life movement in the Buckeye State is working towards, the Students for Life of America (SFLA) team was recently featured in a New York Times

Caroline Wharton | September 15, 2023

The abortion lobby and lip-service-only politicians could both use a strong dose of the courage and love embodied by Tasha Kann, a mother and cancer warrior who refused abortion following her diagnosis. While many in her position would have opted to lose their child and receive treatment sooner, Kann said “that was never an option,” showing a depth of moral

Caroline Wharton | September 14, 2023

With Two Opposing Tours Coming Face to Face on Campus, How About a Healthy Discussion on Human Life?   “While I believe in protection from conception until natural death, the Vice President can’t even name one single abortion limit she supports. With us about as polar opposite on this issue as possible, a conversation on campus would prove to be most interesting… but more

Caroline Wharton | September 13, 2023

Students for Life of America (SFLA) is proud to accept amazing students, like Chole Kramer, a senior at North Dakota State University, into our leadership programs through the National Leaders Collective. For the 2023-2024 school year, Kramer will be a part of the Student Spokesperson program, learning how to communicate effectively as a pro-life activist in both traditional media, as

Caroline Wharton | September 13, 2023

Singer and rapper Doja Cat recently released a new music video for her song “Paint the Town Red,” and many viewers are finding the demonic content disturbing. What is even more notable and stomach-turning, however, is the clear imagery of abortion and its ties to Satanism.   In the video, the singer is portrayed as a naked she-devil with a nude

Caroline Wharton | September 13, 2023

“Most college campuses aren’t getting a passing grade on support for pregnant and parenting students. The Demetree Institute for Pro-Life Advancement’s recent case study found that the examined schools had only a 50% average for life-affirming accommodations, getting a clear ‘F’ in supporting families,” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “Is it any wonder that Planned Parenthood preys particularly on

Caroline Wharton | September 13, 2023

The Guttmacher Institute, the pro-abortion think tank founded by Planned Parenthood, has recently put out new abortion estimates for the first half of 2023 that have lit up the mainstream media…but a mountain has been made out of a molehill. This report — and the drastic overreaction to it — are yet another example of the abortion lobby attempting to