Changing the culture for Life requires us to have heart and mind changing conversations on campus. Abortion is a controversial topic. It can be uncomfortable to bring up and sometimes that discomfort can make starting conversations difficult. BUT we always must remember the impact our conversations can have. One conversation can change someone’s life forever! Abortion takes a human life

Pregnancy discrimination should not be happening on campuses… yet it does at an alarming rate. Just recently, Students for Life has received numerous emails and phone calls from students who believe their school is discriminating against them due to their pregnancies. This is against the law and we want to do everything we can to help, but all too often,

Last summer, tragedy struck in Oxford, MS when 22-year-old Ally Kostial was violently murdered and found just miles from the Ole Miss campus. A member of the Greek community and active as a pilates and yoga instructor on campus, Ally’s death shook her community to the core. Mississippians, alum and students, have asked themselves since that day in July —

Students for Life Action has been hosting a calling/emailing campaign to stand against the so-called “Equal Rights Amendment” (ERA) in Congress this year. In reality, we know that this bill should actually be called the “Everything Related to Abortion Amendment”, as it would enshrine tax-payer funded abortion in the U.S. Constitution.  Democratic legislators in the House have introduced a resolution, titled House Resolution 79 (H.J. Res. 79),

A so-called “reproductive justice chaplain” took to Twitter yesterday to criticize pro-lifers and Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill for holding a burial for the more than 2,000 aborted babies who were found stored in the Will County, Illinois home of abortionist Ulrich Klopfer. Marie Siroky,  says she is a reproductive justice chaplain for the United Church of Christ. A church

The pro-life generation understands that to abolish abortion, we have to make it both illegal and unthinkable. One way we make it unthinkable is by walking alongside pregnant and parenting students to ensure they are supported and that they are provided with the resources to choose life. In Fall 2019, Camille Cisneros, the Pregnant on Campus Director for Students for

Abortion groups have been trying to pass the Equal Rights Amendment… despite the fact that the deadline for ratification passed decades ago. The supposed goal of the legislation is “gender equality.” But since men and women are already equal under the law, and the ERA would erase hundreds of laws that benefit women, it’s clear that the ERA is only

Mount Mary University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin has devised a new plan in order to help single mothers on campus. It will create a new living community for retired religious sisters, Milwaukee senior citizens, and single mothers attending Mount Mary University. The new building will also include a child day care for up to 100 children! Currently, no such day care

Virginia recently flipped to a slim majority of pro-choice, Democrats. Democrats control both the House of Delegates, the Senate, and the executive branch, including the Governor’s office. But last week, something amazing happened–the Virginia Senate passed, 40-0, legislation to speed up the foster care program. S.B. 501, which was written with the help of Students for Life Action and introduced

The Women’s Health Protection Act, introduced in the U.S. House and Senate would prohibit states from enacting limits on abortion and would also enshrine Roe v. Wade into law. There is a hearing in the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Wednesday, February 12th. According to Act for Women, a pro-abortion group, the legislation would prohibit: “bans on abortion prior to