Many schools around the country have canceled classes and gone online for the rest of the semester. So we pivoted from campus to computer, too. But that doesn’t mean the pro-life outreach has stopped. Did you know that everything you need to stay up to date on pro-life activism can be found on our one-stop-shop, SFLA Headquarters?  What is HQ?  Students for Life

In just one day, over 3,300 pro-life activists joined a nationwide call to urge U.S. governors to tell abortion facilities to donate their personal protective equipment and other important medical resources to local hospitals and medical clinics to help fight the coronavirus. Abortion is not an essential service, and Planned Parenthood is not an essential business. You can join the

The Pro-Life Generation is moving from campus to computer during the quarantine, and so is our T.A.L.K. Challenge to have 250,000 pro-life conversations this school year!   There are plenty of ways to continue the abortion conversation from home, even while practicing “social distancing.” Calls, texts, emails, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Tik Tok, and any other digital platform are all ways to keep the mind-changing discussions about abortion going. It’s time to get creative.

We often hear that abortion is a “woman’s” issue and that men should not be allowed an opinion. At Students for Life of America, we know that is simply not true. At Villanova University and the University of Pennsylvania, our student leaders helped men save the lives of their babies by giving them the courage to persist in the fight for their child’s life. These men were torn because while they wanted

Students for Life of America is joining with other pro-life groups across the country to urge governors to order abortion facilities to shut down and to ask them to donate their medical supplies and gear to local medical clinics and hospitals. Since many “non-essential” businesses are being shut down, abortion facilities, which are not essential, should be shut down too.

“At a time when many areas are facing medical supply shortages and taxpayer dollars are being redirected to address the consequences of the coronavirus, we urge every governor to order abortion facilities closed in order to redirect medical personnel and supplies towards real healthcare,” said Kristan Hawkins, president of Students for Life of America. FREDERICKSBURG, VA (3-23-2020)– Today, Students for

The Attorney General of Ohio, Dave Yost, has sent letters to two abortion facilities in the state telling them they must stop committing abortions. Yost’s letter notes that protective medical gear must be preserved for more important uses during the coronavirus crisis. CBS News reports, “All of Ohio’s abortion clinics have been ordered to stop providing the procedure as the

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

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