What does a pro-life leader, priest, and military veteran share in common? In England, all three have been recently arrested for the same “crime” of silently praying in front of an abortion facility. As threats to American free speech — particularly pro-life speech — are often taken too lightly, could this be where the United States is heading, as well?

When the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently allowed over the counter distribution of hormonal birth control, mainstream media outlets like the New York Times glossed over concerns, painting all apprehension as religious in nature. However, while some certainly have religious objections to this decision, for many on both sides of the aisle — including former President Barack Obama —

In the latest episode of Explicitly Pro-Life, the podcast hosted by Students for Life of America (SFLA) President Kristan Hawkins, she is joined by three women with unique perspectives on hope for young women in unplanned pregnancies: Executive Director of pregnancy care center MiraVia Debbie Capen; Former Resident of MiraVia Emilia Smith; and pro-life leader and strategist Alison Centofante. The

Did you know that abortion coercion has affected American women for a long time — even back in the golden age of old Hollywood? When watching these dated films, some may have a tendency to consider that period to be “the good old days,” but unfortunately, many leading actresses have since stepped up to report pro-abortion pressure in the workplace

Is the grass always greener on the other side? That depends on who you ask — and if you’re asking the abortion lobby, the answer is yes.  Time and again, abortion supporters make this argument, claiming that if a woman had an abortion, her life would be “better,” and that children are essentially the root of all problems. Without them,

GUEST POST: With the reversal of Roe v. Wade behind us, the pro-life movement needs to continue our efforts to save lives and support women now more than ever — and this past Saturday, we did so through National Pro-Life Generation Sidewalk Day. This nationwide event kicked off the 2022-2023 school year of pro-life service with a bang, showing we

GUEST POST: Abortion activists like to present abortion organizations as charities concerned with women’s health. Given that we know how damaging abortion is to women’s health, claims that the abortion industry cares about health are clearly false. What about the claim that abortion businesses are not concerned with money? Do they help mothers economically? Short answer: no.  People assume that mothers are better off ending the life

Just more than a year after the reversal of Roe v. Wade, we need to carry pro-life momentum to our states and our campuses. That’s why Students for Life of America (SFLA) is launching our Five Year Plan to start groups at all colleges across the country. That’s right — every single one.   We’re teaching students that being pro-life

GUEST POST: The “Free the Pill” movement is about freeing up producers to make more money – not about women’s health or autonomy – because there is nothing liberating about a synthetic hormone designed to violate natural, feminine biology. When the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently approved “Opill” (norgestrel) for over the counter (OTC) use, the agency showed blatant

GUEST POST: For the past half-century, the so-called “right” to kill preborn babies has become synonymous with feminism. Abortion was not always part of feminism, and it need not be now. How did feminism become captive to the horrific idea that women’s success requires ending the lives of their children?  The origins of feminism included opposition to abortion. Beginning with