High schoolers and college students may expect a few dollars off a movie ticket or the bill at a local restaurant thanks to common student discounts. But, being enrolled in an educational institution can also shave some cost off of aborting a baby at two abortion facilities in Indiana: Whole Woman’s Health (WWH) in South Bend and Clinic for

By Mary Carmen Zakrajsek, Indiana Regional Coordinator for Students for Life of America Yesterday afternoon, I took high school students with me to downtown Indianapolis to do some pro-life door knocking. It was hot and humid, and people were just getting home from work.   Ben Ice, senior high school student and co-president of Westfield Students for Life, knocked on

By Lauren Marlowe, SFLA Northeast Regional Coordinator As a Students for Life group leader at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, my favorite part of wrapping up each semester is hearing comments and thanks such as this from the parenting students that we support. As a part of our commitment to supporting moms throughout and post-pregnancy, we have recruited and organized

  Biking for Babies is an organization that uses long-distance bicycling journeys to raise awareness for the pro-life cause and funds for pregnancy resource centers. The first Biking for Babies event consisted of two people who biked 600 miles and raised $14,000 for a pregnancy center. Their work has expanded to national rides with legions of pro-life bicyclists. Over the

  Recently, SFLA Regional Coordinator Lauren Marlowe met up with local Pittsburgh students to visit Chatham University because this school has been honoring Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood, which kills more than three hundred thousand children every year. Chatham University had named a hall after Sanger and had a bust of Sanger to honor her “legacy.” Watch the

  Students for Life of America has recently learned a new abortion facility has opened its doors in McKinney, Texas. The facility is part of the Whole Women’s Health abortion chain, which is perhaps known best for challenging HB2, a 2013 Texas law that held abortion facilities to the same standards as ambulatory surgical centers. The law also required abortionists

Guest Post by Kathryn Amdahl, SFLA Hildegard Art Fellow My name is Kathryn and I am a junior at Eastern Washington University studying Piano Performance. I was a Hildegard Art Fellow during the 2020-2021 school year. This SFLA Fellowship encourages student artists to incorporate our pro-life values into our art. As part of the Fellowship, each fellow does a special

Both the entertainment and athletic industry heavily promote the false idea that women must choose between having a baby and pursuing vocational desires – a mindset that pits the rights of women against the rights of their children. In addition to bringing about the death of the woman’s child, the hollow remedy of abortion offered by these industries forces women

  Warning: graphic images (and links to graphic images) below.  Story Update 9/20/21: Planned Parenthood in Bedford Heights Found Improperly Disposing of Patient Information, Biohazardous Waste. This abortion facility is just north of Northeast Ohio Women’s Center. Between June 7th and June 29th, pro-life activists in northern Ohio discovered the remains of a baby in a dumpster used by The Northeast

  Many media outlets treat the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) as an impartial resource on abortion — as if citing the group somehow adds legitimacy to the pro-choice position. For example, Slate referenced the ACOG while reporting on a January Supreme Court ruling that upheld a district court decision to continue requiring in-person visits for chemical abortions.