“Abortion violence is harming our communities — but it doesn’t have to be this way,” said Students for Life of America president Kristan Hawkins. “Through the Campaign for Abortion Free Cities, SFLA is building bridges from women who need help to those in the communities ready to offer support, now in 20 major cities and counting.”    WASHINGTON, D.C. (09-21-2021) – Students

  In Will Ferrell’s Basketball Comedy Semi-Pro, the actor plays a struggling basketball player, owner, and promoter who comes up with the gimmick of offering $10K for a nearly impossible “Moon shot.” Ferrell was trying to get people excited about his franchise. When a super fan makes it, Ferrell offers him a glittery, cardboard, gigantic check, telling him he needs to go

  Jill Stanek is a nurse and pro-life advocate who is best known for being a whistleblower at an Illinois hospital that was doing late-term “labor induction abortions.” What she witnessed is extremely disturbing. Fortunately, she uses what she experienced to advocate on behalf of other abortion survivors via Born Alive protection efforts. Reader discretion advised.

  Students for Life of America’s See Me Now Tour is in full swing and making stops at campuses nationwide to expose the grim truth about first trimester abortion and its victims. At a stop at the University of Cincinnati, things took a turn for the worse as a pro-abortion mob formed and attacked SFLA’s Jordan Moorman and the display

  Abortion supporters, enraged that the Supreme Court opted not to block Texas’s Heartbeat Act which went into effect on September 1st, recently descended upon the private home of Justice Brett Kavanaugh with an unpermitted and noisy protest. Kavanaugh, who has a wife and two young girls, was among the five Justices who voted not to block the pro-life law.

  In wake of Texas legislation, Senate Bill 8, also known as the “Heartbeat Bill,” the push to “codify” Roe v. Wade has become louder and more insistent. Politicians, government officials, and interest groups are now calling for a codification of the 1973 decision and have been for some time now. This codification concept can be a daunting one to

  Dr. Noor Zwayne, a “Pediatric Gynecologist” in Arizona and Planned Parenthood Arizona board member, was interviewed by Ethan Cox (a Planned Parenthood associate) in their “Care No Matter What” podcast. It was everything you’d expect from a “pediatric gynecologist” on the board of the nation’s biggest abortion vendor. Zwayne spoke highly of the job, saying that it meshed all

  On September 13th, Students for Life of America rallied outside of the offices of key legislators to encourage support of the Hyde Amendment (which protects taxpayers from being forced to fund abortion) and expose their records of pushing for public abortion funding. The Hyde Amendment is a political “rider” that that is attached to the annual HHS Labor appropriations

  Students at Creighton University, a Jesuit Catholic school in Omaha, Nebraska, have taken legal action against the school over a COVID-19 vaccine mandate. According to local coverage: The Creighton student named as a plaintiff in the suit is president of Creighton’s pro-life group, Students for Life, Lauren Ramaekers said she is opposed to taking the vaccine because of the

  Abortion has many victims. Often their stories go untold, their pain is ignored, and their existence is overlooked. The victims of abortion deserve to be seen and their stories need to be heard. Abortion harms preborn humans, women, families, people with disabilities, men, lower income families, people of color, student athletes, underage girls, and more. We know that abortion disproportionately affects vulnerable groups,