The New York Times can play games in their journalistic efforts, and it recently appears that the media outlet has been engaging in a rousing rendition of ‘Peek-A-Boo’ as some stories are ignored and others are searched out when perhaps they shouldn’t be. One of the biggest stories on abortion and higher education was blindly overlooked by the NYTimes recently

This blog was written anonymously by a student from Huntington University. GUEST POST: As a passionate pro-lifer, I was determined to start a Students for Life of America (SFLA) group at Huntington University (HU), the Christian school I attend. Being beyond eager to get started, I submitted my club constitution to the Student Life Office within the first seven business

GUEST POST: The moment Roe v. Wade was reversed, I knew that my project for Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) William Wilberforce Fellowship had to be centered around truly standing alongside and reaching women in my community. As a sophomore at North Dakota State University, I could feel the urgency to point women toward real resources. There was a

GUEST POST: Three years ago, if you had told me I’d be leading pro-life chants on a megaphone every month, speaking at schools across the state on abortion, being known as “that pro-life girl,” and being mentored by the President of Students for Life of America (SFLA) Kristan Hawkins, I’d say you were crazy. But now, as a two-time SFLA

In this episode of the Explicitly Pro-Life podcast, Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins and Thrive Nation CEO Bridget VanMeans discuss how the pro-life movement can effectively serve women and save babies online and offline. The two dive deep into the ways pro-life activists can optimize life-affirming messaging to abortion-minded pregnant women in order to take business away from Planned Parenthood and other abortion facilities. 

Are you rightfully worried about Chemical Abortion Pills opening women up to the risk of injury, infertility, abuse, and death (to say nothing of their disastrous effects on the preborn)? If so, you might want to take a seat because despite enough danger already being associated with these life-ending drugs, there is yet another reason our society should be concerned:

Do you remember Caitlyn Bernard, the infamous woman Students for Life of America (SFLA) dubbed the “Kardashian” of abortionists for her media gluttony? She’s back in the news again — but this time, we don’t think she’s too happy about the attention surrounding her recent slap on the wrist. Here’s what you need to know:   In Case You Missed It…Who

“Facts from the ‘fact check’ make one thing clear: despite known issues with pharmaceuticals in the water, the potential harms of Chemical Abortion Pills have been ignored. Lack of evidence and testing from U.S. sources doesn’t justify government-sanctioned, corporate dumping of chemically tainted medical waste and human remains into America’s waterways,” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins.  

There is a war on women; and no, it doesn’t have to do with the patriarchy. It’s about the erasure of women and their protected rights in society, and it starts when we stop acting like women exist — like the feminine hygiene product maker Always did recently. Conservative commentator Megyn Kelly called out the company’s repugnant actions for what

GUEST POST: I’ve always been pro-life, but during my first month of college, I began to feel a very specific calling into the pro-life movement. At Grand Canyon University (GCU), there was no pro-life group, but it seemed as if everywhere I went, I was hearing stories of people who had experience with abortion. I decided to start a pro-life