As Students for Life of America (SFLA) continues to grow and exceed expectations on the national playing field, our students face even more adversity as they fight for their First Amendment rights. The post-Roe 2023-24 school year yielded a historic record of free speech issues, with more than 100 student groups reporting First Amendment violations to SFLA. The 2023-2024 school

It’s no secret that Vice President Kamala Harris has been targeting North Carolina to shore up more votes in her and President Joe Biden’s floundering re-election campaign. In 2024 alone, she visited North Carolina six times for different reasons, including “climate justice” a couple of short months ago in Charlotte and under the guise of “freedom” last week in Greensboro.

Early in 2024, I organized a pro-life chalk day in front of an abortion facility in Arizona. During that time, there had been a rush to put abortion back on the ballot. Pro-lifers were running “Decline the Sign” movements to make sure people did not sign these petitions that pro-abortion lobbyists were pushing.   LEARN MORE ABOUT THE NATIONAL LEADERS COLLECTIVE While

Communicating the pro-life message is crucial to spreading the word on the value of life.  As a communications major at the University of Scranton in Scranton, Pennsylvania, I wanted to join the Christian Leadership Fellowship with Students for Life of America (SFLA) to improve my communication skills and be an effective leader for my campus pro-life group. When I became

As a Social Work and English student at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska, and former Students for Life Action (SFLAction) State Captain, Josephine Talley was involved in the Hildegard Art Fellowship with Students for Life of America (SFLA) this year. Drawn into the Hildegard Art Fellowship due to opportunities to find a new way to expand her pro-life advocacy, she

As a freshman studying visualization at Texas A&M University (A&M), I applied to Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) William Wilberforce Fellowship because of my passion for the pro-life movement. I was president of my high school pro-life group and took some of SFLA’s online classes during the pandemic. When I became more involved in the movement, I felt a

As a student in the Students for Life of America (SFLA) Invictus Men’s Fellowship, Joshua Yamashita’s passion for pro-life apologetics helped him select a 2023-2024 school year project goal: Engage in 400 conversations about abortion.   LEARN MORE ABOUT THE NATIONAL LEADERS COLLECTIVE Because he attends Liberty University, one of the most pro-life universities in the country, he decided to conduct

Hildegard Art Fellow Emma McDaniel is a freshman nursing major at the University of Kentucky and a conservative activist in Kentucky and Minnesota. By using her creativity, she decided on a goal that connects an audience with the pain, healing, and redemption when a woman experiences abortion. The Hildegard fellowship also allowed her to combine two passions, painting and pro-life

“Let it not be said that I was silent when they needed me.” – William Wilberforce.    This quote is from William Wilberforce, who inspired the Students for Life of America (SFLA) fellowship program I’m a part of. These words truly encapsulate the mission of SFLA and challenge young pro-life leaders to use their voices for those in need. This year,

If you want to see an Students for Life of America (SFLA) group that has gone above and beyond for the babies, look no further than Students for Life of UMSL at the University of Missouri – St. Louis!   Students for Life of UMSL did so much community outreach this year. They have hosted the SFLA’s fall and spring tours.