Last week, Students for Life of America (SFLA) made national waves with its second “Stop Pharmacy Abortions” Week of Protests, mobilizing the Pro-Life Generation (PLG) across over 85 events in 35 states. From coast to coast, passionate advocates gathered outside pharmacies, including major chains like CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart, to demand an end to the distribution of Chemical Abortion Pills.  The week was packed with powerful moments and courageous activism. One of the most intense

“The Left keeps reaching into the same bag of tricks,” said Kristan Hawkins, President of Students for Life of America. “When they can’t win the argument, they resort to intimidation and violence. But the Pro-Life Generation won’t back down. We will continue to stand boldly for truth, engage in respectful dialogue, and change hearts and minds, not just in solidarity with our friend Charlie Kirk,

You know what they say: if something wild is going to happen, it’ll probably happen at Walmart.  Add a few passionate pro-lifers to the mix, and you’ve got the recipe for a mostly peaceful showdown (peaceful on our end, of course). This week, Students for Life of America (SFLA) turned up the volume with our nationwide “Stop Pharmacy Abortions” protests—an urgent response to the deregulations of the abortion marketplace by the former Biden

In a remarkable display of public mourning, approximately 95,000 people, including Students for Life’s own Kristan Hawkins, converged at the State Farm Stadium and its overflow arena outside Phoenix, Arizona, on September 21st, 2025, to honor the life of Charlie Kirk. The conservative activist, millennial leader, and evangelist—whose tragic assassination shook the nation earlier this month—was remembered at a memorial

Sometimes, a woman in need is just a neighborhood away. When a pregnant mother faces a vulnerable moment, the most powerful response is to meet her where she is, not just physically and emotionally—but financially.  After all, the most considerable financial cost associated with babies is diapers. Typically, parents spend between $840 and $1,000 per year per child in the United States. For low-income

“College students have been swept up by the social justice movement, but who’s speaking up for the preborn?” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “Mynew campus tour will expose abortion’s oppression, while Lydia Taylor Davis is inspiring Gen Z to embrace a pro-life worldview, challenging students to think deeply and empowering the next generation to defend the preborn.”  For media inquiries, contact [email protected].  WASHINGTON, D.C.

Students for Life Protests ‘Judicial Insurrection’ Taking Place in America as Activist Federal Judge Pauses Defunding Planned Parenthood & All Abortion Vendors The Case TOMORROW in Boston may soon head to the Supreme Court MEDIA ADVISORY: The Pro-Life Generation Will Protest Rogue Judges at the U.S. Supreme Court 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. ET on Friday, July 18th as a

Students for Life’s Standing With You Aids Texas Flood Victims, Raising Funds & Delivering Supplies to Pregnancy Help Centers & Families  “In moments when words fall short in the face of tragedy, the Pro-Life Generation responds with action,” said Students for Life’s Director of Strategic Initiatives Michele Venditto. “Through our Standing With You initiative, we’re ready to roll up our

“Medical bills are no joke. What Adriana Smith and her family need right now is concrete, compassionate support—not the politicization of their situation,” said Students for Life Action President Kristan Hawkins. “Students for Life of America is coming to their aid by launching a LifeFunder Page to help pay for Smith and her baby’s medical needs. We stand with Adriana

If the impact of last semester’s Make Abortion Illegal Again Campus Tour was any indication of how this spring’s tour would fare, we knew we were in for a successful campaign. However, no Kristan Hawkins tour season is complete without its challenges. We faced school approval issues, free speech violations, and, of course, angry students.  As a continuation of fall