Two federal judges have sided with the abortion industry and pro-abortion activists and against public health interests by ordering states to continue to allow abortion facilities to use valuable medical supplies during the coronavirus crisis. Politico.com reports, “Federal judges on Monday lifted restrictions Texas, Ohio and Alabama imposed on abortion during the coronavirus pandemic in decisions that could have repercussions for several

A growing number of governors, and one Attorney General,  across the United States have declared abortion to be a non-essential “service”, sparking a clash between pro-lifers and public health advocates (including 30,000 medical professionals who agree abortion is non-essential) and the abortion industry. The industry’s most ardent supporters want to continue to push abortion onto women, including expanding access to

Here’s some great news: Governor Gary Herbert (R-Utah) recently signed legislation to make abortion illegal in the state when Roe v. Wade is reversed as well as legislation expanding access to safe haven places for newborn babies. A local news station reporting on the laws wrote, “If the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, elective abortions would become illegal in Utah

“We are glad that the College of St. Scholastica recognized the error of their ways and removed links to Planned Parenthood from the university website. All Catholic universities should stand for the sanctity of human life,” noted Kristan Hawkins, president of Students for Life Action. DULUTH, MN and FREDERICKSBURG, VA (3-30-2020)– Reacting to news that the College of St. Scholastica, a Catholic university in Minnesota, removed links to Planned

Students for Life of America recently reached over 100,000 people in targeted, digital conversations to convert people from being pro-choice to being pro-life and to convert people from being an inactive pro-lifer into an active pro-lifer. (This is not our digital engagement on social media, it only counts specific efforts to sway people to being pro-life). In total, Students for

During our COVID19 #SlowtheSpread home quarantine efforts, you’ve probably noticed your neighbors taking a lot more walks than usual. With most retail, restaurants, gyms, playgrounds, and other entertainment establishments closed down, simply taking a walk is one of the last things we have left to do until these quarantines lift. However, this does not mean our pro-life mission should cease!

Students for Life has added a brand-new program to our family of fellowships: The Hildegard Art Fellowship. And this one’s just for pro-life artists! The Hildegard Art Fellowship is about engaging young artists to use their artistry to change hearts and minds on abortion by becoming artist activists. Click here to apply by May 1st!  Art in its multitude of forms has a

Planned Parenthood is doing what they do best; putting their goal to commit as many abortions as possible over any legitimate medical goal, such as controlling and defeating the coronavirus. Planned Parenthood Keystone, which at one point said we should have a Disney movie about a princess who had an abortion,  is now moving on to their next embarrassing endeavor:

Leading a pro-life group at a Christian college comes with its own unique challenges. From un-receptive administrators to pro-choice campus cultures, leaders of pro-life groups at religious schools are regularly obstructed in their pro-life work. We’ve seen this trend across the country and understand that Christian campuses are not always as welcoming as they should be. Most schools would rather ignore the controversy than

Leave it to Planned Parenthood and company to put abortion first as the rest of the nation grapples with how to protect lives at risk to COVID-19. Across the country, states have been asking medical providers of all kinds to contribute their resources, like face mask and protection gear, to those helping coronavirus sufferers, and to prevent further risks of