On May 7th, 2020 a small group of pro-life student leaders came together to witness outside of Planned Parenthood of Baltimore. That morning, the five of us met on Howard Street in Baltimore, chalk and life-affirming resources in hand, our masks and gloves on, and an uncertainty with what to expect, given all that has been going on.   As I drove through

As a former foster youth and current foster mom, people ask me questions about foster care often. During National Foster Care Awareness Month, one of the important questions I want to answer is, “How do I help foster youth when I’m not ready to be a foster parent?” First off, I want to address “ready” & say that God does

Americans and freedom. Words that are practically synonymous. Foundational to both ideas… is sacrifice. America was built on, sustained through, and known for its sacrificial spirit. Whether it was revolution from a tyrant, wars against unjust regimes, or blotting out moral evils like slavery, America has sacrificed economically, physically, and totally to protect its citizenry against injustice or harm. We

The United Nations is supposed to promote world peace and international stability and serve as a place for countries to work out conflicts before turning to war. But instead, it has become another global entity that takes U.S. taxpayer dollars to fund abortion propaganda. Elyssa Koren, Director of United Nations Advocacy for ADF International, the international arm of pro-life non-profit

Gerber foods famously chooses a “spokesbaby” every year to be the face of its company. In 2018, they chose Lucas Warren, a baby with Down syndrome, as the face of its company; the first time Gerber had chosen a baby with Down syndrome. Now, Gerber has chosen Magnolia Earl, an adopted girl, to be the company’s face for the next

Are you a pro-life student (or do you know a pro-life student)?  Have you ever considered what you can do when it comes to ending the injustice of abortion?  We have great news!  Students have the most powerful voices when it comes to making life-saving change and you can start NOW!  When you register for our How to Start a New Students for Life Group: Virtual Training Series, you’ll learn

The Med & Law Students for Life Speaking Tour hosted 17 events this year, reaching over 400 students, both on campus and online. Even amidst the pandemic, medical and law students continued to discuss abortion virtually with medical and law professionals across the country. Schools like St. Louis University School of Law, University of Kansas School of Medicine, and Baylor College of Medicine facilitated events on Zoom, hosting speakers from all

“In this pivotal election year, the Pro-Life Generation is taking advantage of our time at home to get ready to win as we address the human rights issue of our day – abortion,” said SFLA’s Kristan Hawkins. “SFLA has already reached more than 100,000  young people ‘on the fence’ about abortion in digital conversation during this school year, and that’s just the beginning.”

Today, the Supreme Court is hearing a case, Little Sisters of The Poor Saints Peter And Paul Home v. Pennsylvania, concerning whether the state can force pro-life or Christian organizations to pay for abortifacient birth control.  This stems from a mandate under the Affordable Care Act (“Obamacare”) that all employers provide birth control. The Supreme Court had previously ruled on an exemption

If you’ve recently graduated or looking for a pro-life career change, you’ve come to the right place. National pro-life organizations (including our sister organization, Students for Life Action) are almost always hiring for a variety of different positions. Everyone has a unique set of strengths and skills – put yours to work for the pro-life movement!