The night I watched “Unplanned,” I couldn’t sleep. I saw abortion for what it really is — the violent ending of a child’s life — and I realized that sitting back in silence made me complicit. I had to do something. The very next day, I emailed my principal, Mr. Shawn Lovitt, with a proposal to start a Students for

In sad news, an abortion business called RISE Collective is now committing abortions through allstages of pregnancy in Boulder, Colorado. It is absolutely appalling to hear this news of yetanother third-trimester abortion vendor, however, it comes as no surprise as states become moreand more polarized on abortion in the wake of Roe‘s reversal. For every Alabama where abortionis prohibited nearly

Wisconsin and Texas may seem like a world apart — or at least, a country’s width apart, with politics as different as their weather. But two abortion stories out of these not-so-similar states lend credence to a shared truth: The “health of the mother” exception to abortion laws is not what it appears.  In Wisconsin, legislators successfully passed an “abortion redefinition bill” that clarifies the difference between the intentional

When I first came to Vanguard University, I was shocked that they did not have a pro-life group or similar student organization, which compelled me to start one myself. After some thought and prayer, I gathered approximately 10 interested students and a professor who agreed to be an advisor before filling out all the paperwork for an official Students for Life of America group in early September. I had everything I needed to get started on campus to officially advocate for preborn lives and serve vulnerable families — everything but a rubber stamp from my school

Reagan Pullium, one of the National Leaders Collective’ leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America, Thaddeus Stevens Fellow attending St. Joseph’s Academy in St. Louis, Missouri. Learn more about Pullium’s activism below.  I was introduced to the pro-life movement when I was 13 years old. I joined the pro-life group at my school as a young seventh grader, and

Alex Walser, one of the National Leaders Collective’s leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America Thaddeus Stevens Fellow attending Charlotte Catholic School in Charlotte, NC.  Learn more about Walser’s activism below.  I feel a calling as a man to stand firm on my principles and defend life because if a person’s dignity becomes based on their relative worth or impact

The following is an excerpt from The Kristan Hawkins Show. Subscribe to The Kristan Hawkins Show HERE and opt-in to Kristan’s daily text update by texting “KRISTAN” to 53445 so you never miss breaking pro-life news! Recently, President Trump announced efforts to expand IVF in the United States. This is really not good for anyone.  Let’s review some sobering data. 

The following is an excerpt from The Kristan Hawkins Show. Subscribe to The Kristan Hawkins Show HERE and opt-in to Kristan’s daily text update by texting “KRISTAN” to 53445 so you never miss breaking pro-life news! What happens in pregnancies where the baby is diagnosed with a life-limiting or fatal anomaly while they’re still in the womb?  Well, let’s start

This fall, I hit the road with my Students for Life of America “Make Gen Z Anti-Abortion” tour, visiting five universities and sparking some of the biggest, loudest, and most inspiring conversations of my life. I debated ANTIFA, a pro-abortion wizard, and many other interesting protestors. My goal was simple: Expose the lies of the abortion industry and show my generation that

It all started on October 9, when our “All Human Life is Valuable” campus tour at Salisbury University abruptly took a turn. During a Students for Life of America tabling event designed to foster dialogue about the dignity of every human life, a male student staged a grotesque act of protest using a coat hanger and a basketball. He mimicked giving himself an abortion, played vulgar music, and shouted offensive remarks.  The