Abortion remains a considerable issue in pro-life states like Kentucky, a state that prohibits abortion through all nine months. Even though Kentucky has pro-life laws, that doesn’t mean every citizen is automatically pro-life. Minds still need to be changed, which means choosing life can still be difficult when a woman, including a student, becomes unexpectedly pregnant and faces pressure to

This fall, I toured the country, debunking the pro-abortion narrative on college campuses with my Students for Life of America (SFLA) “Abortion is Violence” speaking tour. Amid an election, my tour brought the truth to the left’s lies. However, as if to serve as a living example of my tour’s title, I faced extreme threats and violence at nearly every

Madeline Daley, one of the National Leaders Collective’s leaders of the month, is a Hildegard Art Fellow attending Ohio University. Learn more about Daley’s activism below.   To me, being pro-life is more than dearly held beliefs or experiences. Yes, I come from a family with two strongly Catholic and conservative parents. I believe in the logical and scientific consistencies of

After Students for Life of America (SFLA) Student Spokesperson Lydia Taylor Davis was mobbed by pro-abortion zealots at Virginia Commonwealth University, she courageously continued her tour, “Abortion is Violence.” Despite credible death threats, it didn’t stop her from touring Winthrop University with additional security and safety supervision and sharing her experience with The DailyWire in her recent op-ed.  READ: Two

“The irony of abortion zealots calling themselves ‘tolerant’ and ‘pro-woman’ while sending death threats to a young woman they disagree with would be laughable if it wasn’t so dangerous,” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “Still, this proves what Students for Life of America continues to hammer home: abortion supporters don’t practice what they preach. They don’t care about

After President-Elect Donald Trump’s decisive presidential win, voters remained unmoved by the abortion industry’s plea for more abortion extremism. That doesn’t mean, however, that sects of young voters aren’t still deceived by abortion propaganda.   Fast forward to two days later, abortion extremist students at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) formed a mob around Students for Life of America (SFLA) Spokesperson Lydia

Get ready for the big reveal! After a detailed selection process by Students for Life of America (SFLA) to identify the top ten chalk art submissions for National Pro-Life Chalk Day, the Pro-Life Generation (PLG) has chosen its standout winners. These gifted artists truly earned this recognition with beautiful works that honor the dignity of the preborn.   READ: Let the

These Ivy Leaguers did not waste any time this semester spreading the pro-life message on their campus! Choose Life at Yale (CLAY) is the pro-life student organization at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut, and is Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) October 2024 Group of the Month.    CLAY was founded in 2003 after the Yale administration held a vigil

Ava Henley, one of the National Leaders Collective’s leaders of the month, is a Thaddeus Stevens Fellow attending St. Catherine of Siena Academy in Michigan. Learn more about Henley’s activism below.  Abortion is the most significant human atrocity of our day and the fundamental reason why I’m involved in the pro-life movement. The preborn are voiceless in this society, and

This fall, Students for Life of America (SFLA) groups took to sidewalks nationwide for National Pro-Life Chalk Day, spreading powerful messages about the dignity of preborn children and support for women. Armed with colorful chalk, they created eye-catching, positive artwork to spark conversations about life. Unfortunately, not everyone was receptive. Some abortion supporters responded with vandalism, a troubling trend that