Michele Kirkham, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America (SFLA), Thaddeus Stevens Fellow attending Creekside High School in St. John’s, Florida. Learn more about Kirkham’s activism below.   I joined the pro-life movement because so many women and families are being lied to by the abortion lobby. There are such dark and twisted things happening in the abortion industry that cannot be

Maria Queen, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America (SFLA) Founders Fellow attending Stetson University in DeLand, Florida. Learn more about Queen’s activism below.    I am part of the pro-life movement because I believe that all human Life is valuable. During my first year of college, a friend of mine took her own Life after having an abortion. Experiencing that showed me the

Lewis Icopini, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America (SFLA), William Wilberforce Fellow attending the University of Montana in Missoula, Montana. Learn more about Icopini’s activism below.    Students for Life inspired me to be the best person I could be for a cause that achieves real change in the world. After taking on the campaign for Life and becoming president of

India Rice, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America (SFLA), Standing With You Fellow attending Mississippi College in Clinton, Mississippi.  Learn more about Rice’s activism below.    I am involved with the pro-life movement because I believe that all life is valuable. I grew up going to work with my mom at a Pregnancy Help Center (PHC), and I have been going to Walks for Life for as long

“History shows that when righteous causes face persecution and discouragement, they don’t fade: they grow stronger. That’s exactly what we’re witnessing with the Pro-Life Generation,” said Kristan Hawkins, President of Students for Life of America. “Our team and students unite for preborn children, and the impact speaks volumes.”  For media inquiries, contact [email protected].   WASHINGTON, D.C. (10-17-2025)— In a time when free speech is under siege and pro-life students face escalating hostility from the Left, Students for Life of

As a Regional Coordinator at Students for Life of America (SFLA), I encounter a wide range of pro-abortion arguments every day. Some students claim abortion should be legal because they don’t believe a fetus is human. Others argue that the government shouldn’t interfere in personal health decisions. And some, quite bluntly, admit they don’t mind killing babies.  There’s a pro-life response to every pro-abortion argument—but what happens when a student doesn’t have one? Unfortunately,

I never imagined that trying to start a student club would lead to intimidation and even threats to my fundamental American rights. My name is Marcos Meléndez Carrasquillo, and I’m a senior at University Gardens High School. I set out to create a space where students who value the dignity of every human Life could gather and exchange ideas: a Students for Life group. Instead, I encountered serious concerns about how

I launched a new Students for Life of America (SFLA) group at my school, Joliet Junior College, in the leafed Chicago suburbs with excitement. It is important to speak up for the preborn as a member of my generation—a generation flooded with propaganda by the abortion lobby and social media.  I was excited to gather and organize with emerging young voices in the Life movement. But problems surfaced before we even

Students for Life Once Again Calls for Charlie Kirk’s Birthday to Become a National Holiday, Saluting & Celebrating Free Speech “Charlie Kirk dedicated his life to defending free speech and inspiring a generation to speak boldly,” said Students for Life’s Kristan Hawkins. “We, the Pro-Life Generation, call on Congress to make today, October 14th, Charlie’s birthday, a National Holiday.  This is

After nearly 60 years, Bowling Green State University (BGSU) in Ohio has finally removed a disrespectful and disgusting display featuring 30 miscarried babies preserved in jars. According to current students whose parents and grandparents also attended BGSU, the display had been in place since at least the 1970s. It showcased preborn children from all three trimesters, accompanied by descriptions of their health conditions or abnormalities, where applicable.