Invitro Fertilization (IVF) is a complicated issue… an issue that has been too rarely debated in a public policy space, which is one of the reasons why the advances in technology have far outpaced conversation about how to handle it. Now unexpectedly, the pro-life movement is being asked to address concerns about IVF issue due to the recent Alabama court

The Pro-Life Generation has been concerned for quite a while about an industry that turns women as surrogates and preborn children into commodities, and that has as a central premise, the goal of creating disposable children. The IVF industry is poorly regulated and too rarely monitored, with numerous media stories illustrating problems. Case in point: The Alabama case that is

“The pro-life issue is close to my heart. And defending pre-born babies is a huge part of what we do at Focus on the Family,” said Jim Daly on the DalyFocus blog. “Few people are more vulnerable than pre-born children and women facing unplanned pregnancies.” He continued by highlighting Students for Life of American President Kristan Hawkins, stating: “And few

Imagine a father sneaks up on his child and poisons them. The child miraculously lives, but when he’s convicted, instead of being sentenced to 20 years, he only gets 180 days. The outrage would be enormous.   It’s as unbelievable as it sounds, but it’s a true story. In 2022, Mason Herring drugged his pregnant wife’s water with the Chemical

Pro-abortion supporters and activists talk out of two sides of their mouths when it comes to third-trimester abortions. One moment, they’re insisting that third-trimester abortions are rare, but in the next breath, they want to legalize and extend it to any point before birth. They’re attempting to normalize it everywhere, from Chemical Abortion Pills to late-term abortions.   The New Yorker

Shared from our sister blog at Students for Life Action It’s always the ones you least suspect. When the news broke today that Sellyne Rodriguez was fired from her job at Cooper Union, many of us at Students for Life of America were taken aback. According to the NY Post: “Shellyne Rodriguez, the nutty professor caught on camera holding the

Lately the media has been in a tizzy over reports that the GOP might make access to birth control a priority to offset their support for protecting innocent life in womb. Note to the GOP: A principled defense of the least of these is ALWAYS necessary, and one of the problems that Republicans are having is their lack of clarity on the human

An argument frequently made by abortion extremists is that human life  only becomes “alive” after arbitrary time periods: after 15 weeks, after 24 weeks, after viability, after birth, and so forth. Yet, numerous laws in America contradict this completely incoherent position. Let’s start with the most obvious: under the “Unborn Victims of Violence Law” signed  in 2004, the federal government

As yesterday was “International Safe Abortion Day” (a totally real and not fake holiday that’s propped up by an unholy alliance of the World Health Organization and multinational pharmaceutical corporations), we thought it would be only right and fair to see things from the other side.  After meticulous and extensive research, here are the top three ways a woman can

Meet Charley – he (yes, we’re assuming the robot’s gender) is the AI Chatbot that launched recently with the sole purpose of “helping” pregnant women find abortion centers. According to reporting in Mashable:  “The bot, Charley, was built specifically to reach people in states where abortion has been banned or restricted, but it does not offer legal advice. Currently, 22