Graduation season is upon us, but amidst the stress of taking final exams, making next-step life decisions, and planning an awesome summer, it can be easy to forget how far you’ve come and how hard you’ve worked for this accomplishment. Your years of schooling—and grueling nights of studying, group projects, and endless tests—are coming to a close, and it’s a cause for

GUEST POST:As the world watches the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine under siege, many people feel a sense of helplessness. But amid the terrifying images and accounts of unimaginable suffering, there are incredible examples of heroism. Here are some of the stories of people who love life rescuing the most vulnerable: Project DYNAMO Rescues Premature Babies An entire team of medical professionals

Angelique Clark, who currently attends the University of Nevada at Las Vegas, is one of five finalists competing for a $30,000 grant to fully fund their project.   Angelique’s project, which is entitled “Life Dress,” has a unique mission of spreading the pro-life message through hand-painted, thrifted, and ethical apparel. Every Life Dress item is one-of-a-kind—just like every human being. The

In December, 2021, Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Demetree Institute for Pro-Life Advancement released its Christian Schools Project, investigating all 784 Christian schools across the country to identify any ties these Christian institutions have to the nation’s largest abortion vendor, Planned Parenthood.   Click here to read the full research findings.  Another goal of the Christian Schools Project was to

In December, 2021, Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Demetree Institute for Pro-Life Advancement released its Christian Schools Project, investigating all 784 Christian schools across the country to identify any ties these Christian institutions have to the nation’s largest abortion vendor, Planned Parenthood.   Over the course of SFLA’s Christian Schools project, 38 Christian colleges and universities (which amounted to about

In December, 2021 Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Demetree Institute for Pro-Life Advancement released its Christian Schools Project, investigating all 784 Christian schools across the country to identify any ties these Christian institutions have to the nation’s largest abortion vendor, Planned Parenthood.  Click here to read the full research findings.  Another goal of the Christian Schools Project was to

In December, 2021, Students for Life of America’s SFLA) Demetree Institute for Pro-Life Advancement released its Christian Schools Project, investigating all 784 Christian schools across the country to identify any ties these Christian institutions have to the nation’s largest abortion vendor, Planned Parenthood.  Click here to read the full research findings.  Another goal of the Christian Schools Project was to

GUEST POST: Continuing their on-going attacks on the preborn, the World Health Organization (WHO) recently issued radical new measures to legalize abortion at any point, for any reason during pregnancy, and without any restrictions. The guidelines demonstrate how the “world’s most influential health organization” is using its voice in the international community to advocate for abortion on demand while claiming anything

Today on  Explicitly Pro-Life, the podcast hosted by SFLA president Kristan Hawkins, Hawkins further explains SFLA’s Christian Schools Project and highlights specific findings of the investigation into the association between Christian colleges and universities and the nation’s largest abortion vendor, Planned Parenthood.   The episode, entitled “How to Win This Week: Christian Schools That Support Abortion,” exposes the nearly 70 Christian colleges and universities that

Since 2019, Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Demetree Institute for Pro-Life Advancement has conducted research and rated 784 Christian schools across the country to identify any ties between these Christian institutions to the nation’s largest abortion vendor, Planned Parenthood.   Over the course of SFLA’s Christian Schools project, 38 Christian colleges and universities (which amounted to about 1 in 3