Post by Emily Stumpo, Great Lakes Regional Coordinator. On Good Friday, members of Knights for Life at Marian University, located in downtown  Indianapolis, were surprised to receive news that a faculty member in the Department of Psychology had emailed the entire list of faculty department chairs, staff and administrators to lambaste the pro-life event. The faculty member characterized the event as intending to mislead people making

On Wednesday, March 24th, Marian University’s Pro-Life group, Knights for Life, gathered to chalk positive, supporting messages on campus sidewalks as part of Students for Life’s National Pro-Life Chalk Day in Indianapolis, IN. Messages were life-affirming, such as “Life is Precious!” “Mothers are Strong, Mothers are Brave!” “We support Pregnant and Parenting Students!” Knights for Life members were excited to

Blog by Maggie Sayers, President of Colorado State University Students for Life. Wednesday morning, April 7th, I woke up the news that a resolution was being presented to Colorado State University’s student government threatening to ban the Alpha Center —our local pregnancy resource center — from advertising their free resources on campus. The legislation falsely accused the Alpha Center of

In a decision of almost staggering irony, The University of Minnesota received a $5 million grant from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota to establish the Center for Antiracism Research for Health Equity — and a Planned Parenthood of Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota board member, Prof. Rachel Hardeman, is the founding director of the Center. According to the

While the abortion lobby pretends that forcing American taxpayers to fund all abortions would somehow help women, the truth behind their radical agenda exposes a different motivation. As abortion activists continue to develop new strategies to undermine the Hyde Amendment – a policy that bans federal funding for abortion unless the woman’s life is in danger or the pregnancy resulted

  A healthy handful of U.S. states are on a roll right now with writing and passing pro-life legislation (some of which pose a formidable challenge to Roe v. Wade – fingers crossed). But the award for the most creative and cheeky pro-life effort has to go to Republican Sen. Sine Kerr of Arizona who this week proposed essentially a Heartbeat

  Planned Parenthood is up to something shifty, 24/7. We are well-versed in their operating model (lie to women, sell them abortions, send them on their way) as well as their legal strategies (club Americans over the head with abortion using the legal system). But it’s still useful to sit in on Planned Parenthood’s internal activities when possible. This week,

  A common, effective way for pro-life students to spread information, hope, and truth about abortion is via sidewalk chalk. Hundreds of chalking events take place on campuses each school year. Unfortunately, it’s nearly as common for pro-abortion students (and faculty) to vandalize the artwork. Most recently, Tarleton Students for Life in Stephenville, Texas found themselves victims of such persecution.

  Though our top priority, Students for Life of America is not only working to stop abortion in this country. We defend all innocent life from unnatural, systematic termination. Euthanasia is an increasingly urgent problem in the United States – now so more than ever. Euthanasia is defined as the intentional ending of a person’s life, through direct action (called active euthanasia) or

  The Pro-Life Generation showed up for women and children for National Pro-Life Chalk Day this March! Groups chalked everything from the phone number of local pregnancy health organizations to messages like “you are loved,” and did an amazing job spreading a life-affirming message across the country. This National Chalk Day was a success thanks to each of our participants. Now, it’s time to announce our winners…