“A predatory abortion industry calls tests that ensure women’s safety and future fertility ‘a barrier to access’ because they just don’t want to take the time to take care of women,” said SFLA’s Kristan Hawkins.   WASHINGTON D.C. (06-11-2020) – During the coronavirus crisis, the abortion industry and its political allies have applied tremendous pressure on the FDA to get rid

  Going into the SFLA Fellowship program, I was looking for a group of like-minded pro-life student activists, a support system within the pro-life movement, and individual leadership growth. What I didn’t realize at the time is that I would get all that and more! I live in an upper middle class area with a well to do school and

The Supreme Court is expected to rule soon (they have until the end of June) on the Louisiana abortion law that requires abortion facilities to follow basic health and safety rules. The case is June Medical Services LLC v. Russo. The abortion industry does not want to follow basic health and safety rules. They are claiming that they cannot comply with

  The radically left, pro-abortion “watchdog” group Campaign for Accountability has set its sights on Abortion Pill Reversal, attempting to bully the FDA into shutting down any websites that promote the process. This most recent attack on pro-life efforts has all of the trademark qualities of pro-abortion activism: citing junk abortion studies, attempting to remove one of women’s choices (including

  Most gatherings are currently prohibited due to COVID-19 guidelines.* So imagine the surprise of two pro-life African-American women who were handcuffed and cited while standing peacefully outside the Margaret Sanger Planned Parenthood in New York City the same week thousands were protesting George Floyd’s death.  *With the exception of race riots and protesting.  These ladies are formally invited to any

Attention recent college graduates! You did it! You graduated from college and are on to living the life of a young professional.  Like many Students for Life alumni, you likely want to stay involved in the pro-life movement but don’t know where you can find a place of belonging with like-minded young professionals. A few years ago, Students for Life saw this need among recent graduates, and

  In January of 2019, I heard about SFLA’s Fellowships and was instantly interested in learning more. I wanted to be a fellow because I am so passionately pro-life and truly admire the work that SFLA does which made me want to be part of that.   During a Respect Life Week I organized for this fellowship, I witnessed my school stepping up when

The University of New Mexico runs a “Center for Reproductive Health”, which commits late-term abortions, through at least the first six months of pregnancy.  This means that a taxpayer-funded university runs an abortion facility. But even worse, that same university has now declared that those abortionists are “heroes”, as the campus abortion facility now has a “Heroes Work Here” banner.

A federal judge in Maine has ruled that the Trump Administration can implement the Protect Life Rule, which prohibits abortion vendors like Planned Parenthood from receiving Title X family planning funds. The ruling adds to a number of decisions across the country, both for and against, the Protect Life Rule. The Supreme Court has previously ruled on this issue in Rust

One of the things that makes Students for Life so unique is the mentorship and individualized instruction that student groups receive from our team of Regional Coordinators. The country is divided into 19 different regions, each one led by a trained and experienced Regional Coordinator. That means pro-life students in every single state have an on-the-ground expert, ready to help with