The presence of an active Students for Life of America (SFLA) group at an openly pro-choice university is crucial to changing minds and hearts for life. Though it may seem daunting and near impossible to create change, something is inspiring about a small but determined group of pro-life students standing against a hostile administration. Such groups are desperately needed in

Rebecca Rose, the National Leaders Collective’s leader of the month, is a government student at Patrick Henry College (PHC). When Rose isn’t fighting for life, you can find her drinking coffee, preparing for mock trial rounds, or reading classic literature. In the future, she plans to work in the pro-life movement full-time in law, at a non-profit that seeks to

Kristan Hawkins’ final tour spring 2024 stop of “No Abortions, No Exceptions” at the University of Pittsburgh brought some interesting, yet not surprising, mischaracterizations, as well as opportunities to change the hearts and minds of Pitt students.   The Pitt News opened their article by stating, “While Kristan Hawkins was spreading ‘harmful rhetoric’ about reproductive rights at the Turning Point USA

With the release of Dr. Nicole Saphier’s new book, “Love, Mom: Inspiring Stories Celebrating Motherhood,” Saphier shared her teenage pregnancy story with Fox News and on how it molded her into a better mom, wife, doctor, and long-time Fox News contributor.  Worth the Stigma: Overcoming Obstacles  “Becoming a mother at such a young age was not part of my plan,”

“The numbers don’t lie: Gen Z and Gen Y are becoming disenchanted with abortion extremism,” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “The fact that we’ve doubled our students trained in four years, especially during Biden’s reckless No Test, Online Distribution of Chemical Abortion Pills, is a testament to the power of on-the-ground activism and effective abortion education

GUEST POST by Jeremiah Zimmerman, member of University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) Students for Life In Nebraska, pro-abortion advocates are pushing a ballot initiative for the November polls that would add an abortion-enshrining amendment to the state’s constitution. The proposed amendment would provide a “fundamental right to abortion until fetal viability” according to “the professional judgment of the patient’s treating health

When I started the “Not Your Body, Not Your Choice” speaking tour, I knew I’d face some backlash. However, bloody babies chucked during my speech, threats to set my table on fire, and pro-abortion sticky notes covering my speech room entrance were not a part of my 2024 bucket list.    I shouldn’t have been surprised, yet I was. It got

When there’s no logic left, some abortion enthusiasts turn to vandalism, which is what happened in the sunshine state of Florida.   Vandals trashed a Cemetery of the Innocents set up by Students for Life at the University of Florida. Florida Regional Coordinator Kristen Wayne was on the ground when students stepped on the Cemetery of the Innocents and broke

Students for Life of America (SFLA) groups nationwide recently joined this spring’s National Pro-Life Chalk Day by creating gorgeous artwork promoting the dignity of the preborn and real support for women. However, numerous abortion advocates seemed to take issue with several groups’ chalk art—yet again. Unfortunately, vandalism remains a distressingly common experience for the Pro-Life Generation. Check out the six

Arizona is a battleground for abortion. There are passionate people on both sides fighting for “women’s rights” or the right to life for the pre-born. College campuses harbor some of the most avid fighters for both groups.   At Arizona Christian University, the culture of life shines throughout the entire campus as students and faculty show their support for all matters