Coronavirus cancellations have you stuck inside? While we can’t ship you milk or toilet paper, we CAN provide you with ways to keep your pro-life activism skills sharp even while you’re at home these next few weeks.   Students for Life has planned out the next FIVE weeks of virtual training courses taking a deep dive into all 5 Pillars of Pro-Life Activism.  You’ll be joined by your state’s Regional Coordinator along

The Maryland General Assembly once again failed to pass assisted suicide legislation, that would have let medical professionals end the life of the most vulnerable people, especially the elderly and disabled. The legislation could come up again in a special session in May, so we will continue to keep an eye on the legislation. This is great news and a

Pro-life Democratic Congressman Dan Lipinski (D-IL) recently lost his primary election to a pro-infanticide challenger, Marie Newman. Newman was backed by numerous abortion industry groups, such as NARAL. This was a rematch of 2018, when Lipinski defeated Newman. In a press conference after the primary, Lipinski refused to shy away from his pro-life beliefs. Instead, he proudly proclaimed that he

“On-going reports of violence against pro-lifers peacefully praying should concern everyone who believes that our First Amendment rights matter,” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins.  BELLINGHAM, WA (03-19-2020) – Students for Life of America is continuing to monitor the escalating violence outside a Bellingham Planned Parenthood, where pro-abortion extremists continue to attack students with Whatcom College Students for Life who are participating

In the midst of a global health crisis, there’s some good news; a proposed new Planned Parenthood facility in Kansas City, Kansas appears to still be stalled from opening, largely thanks to the efforts of pro-life groups, including Students for Life Action. The proposed new facility was to open in August 2019, but a recent public information request with the

Pressure from Virginia pro-lifers is being credited for helping amend pro-choice legislation that would have repealed parental notification and allowed physician assistants to commit abortions. Senate Bill 733 is still dangerous legislation since it repeals the state’s ultrasound law and allows nurses to commit abortions, but the changes in the legislation show that pro-lifers can still make a difference when

Every abortion ends an innocent human life, and we continue to work towards making abortion both illegal and unthinkable. Recently, Students for Life along with Mississippi pro-life groups and national groups like Susan B. Anthony List advocated for the Mississippi Human Life Equality Act. A press release from SBA List stated, “Mississippi is a strongly pro-life state, and we are

WASHINGTON D.C. (03-18-2020) – Responding to news that Illinois Rep. Dan Lipinski lost his bid to remain in office, Students for Life Action President Kristan Hawkins said: “Today, the Democratic voters in Illinois’ 3rd Congressional District said that there is no place for pro-lifers in the Democratic Party, a real tragedy. Congressman Lipinski has been a stalwart defender of the most vulnerable, something

COVID-19, also known as Coronavirus, is forcing us all indoors, off campus, and into a virtual quarantine.  While many schools are moving to online classes or will be soon, Students for Life decided to go ahead and create a plan for the Pro-Life Generation to go 100% digital.    So, while you are dealing with handling online classes and figuring out where to order toilet paper and other supplies online, we’ve created a plan for how you can take advantage of

Guest Post by Aliyah Duran, President of Centreville Region Students for Life  On Monday morning, March 16th, I was just browsing YouTube, and all of the sudden an advertisement by UltraViolet Action popped up, focusing on women talking about their abortions and how they couldn’t have gone anywhere in life if it wasn’t for abortion. My heart broke, watching as women put abortion on a pedestal and thinking of how many women