WATCH: SFLA President Kristan Hawkins discusses the need for Comstock Enforcement in a Social Media Event, Prior to DOJ Meeting  After the meeting, Hawkins observed:   “It was good news that the Department of Justice is aware of their authority to enforce the Comstock Act, and that they’ve been looking into it. Former U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi failed to execute the

“Chemical Abortion Pills are sold by illegal operations outside the country with the goal that every time they are used, someone dies. And yet, pill pushers receive every benefit of the doubt, including today, as Justice Alito allows pill traffickers and big pharma to operate temporarily while arguments are sent to the Court,” said Students for Life Action’s Kristan Hawkins. “Our default

PLUS: ‘Abortion Is Human Sacrifice,’ ‘Chemical Abortion Hurts,’ and ‘Abortion on the Ballot’ campus tours starting this week.  AND: Be on the lookout for Kristan Hawkins speaking tour.  For media inquiries, contact [email protected].   WASHINGTON, D.C. (02-10-2026) – On Tuesday, Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Lydia Taylor Davis kicked off her groundbreaking “Make Gen Z Anti-Abortion” tour, making her first speaking stop at the University of Florida.  This bold, proactive

This fall, I hit the road with my Students for Life of America “Make Gen Z Anti-Abortion” tour, visiting five universities and sparking some of the biggest, loudest, and most inspiring conversations of my life. I debated ANTIFA, a pro-abortion wizard, and many other interesting protestors. My goal was simple: Expose the lies of the abortion industry and show my generation that

If your moral code is wrong about the big things, the little things will be out of whack, too.   Case in point? Students for Life of America (SFLA) groups are regularly discriminated against by the abortion lobby on campus while advocating for preborn children. Abortion supporters who think it’s perfectly all right to kill human babies in the womb unsurprisingly also think it’s perfectly acceptable to inflict various kinds of other injustices on our students.   That’s exactly what has happened recently at Middle Tennessee State

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 more than 81 events in 36 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

“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