Earlier this month, students and community members in Oregon attended a Physician Assisted Suicide debate at Chemeketa Community College. Group members chose to host this debate due to recent attempts by lawmakers to expand practices within the state. This “Life and Death Debate” featured Dr. William Toffler, a physician opposed to all unnatural terminations of life. The opposing Physician, Dr. Peter

Amidst the coronavirus crisis and the ensuing campus shutdowns, Students for Life of America is continuing to reach out to students on campus and to change hearts and minds using online platforms. We plan on having more details soon, but we can share some information now: ACTION STEP ONE: While many students are no longer able to have one-on-one conversations

COVID-19, also known as Coronavirus, is forcing us all indoors, off campus, and into a virtual quarantine.  While many schools are moving to online classes or determining a move in that direction in the coming weeks, we at SFLA decided to go ahead and create a plan for the Pro-Life Generation to go digital.    So, here’s our advice on how to take advantage of all this extra time on your laptop and continue to be

Students for Life of America is a non-partisan organization. Our goal is to abolish abortion by making abortion both illegal and unthinkable. As we head into 2020, people are beginning to think about who to support for not just the President, but also for all levels of government. And while most of the pro-life candidates for office are Republican, there

“This is the worst political opportunism I’ve ever seen,” said Students for Life of America’s Kristan Hawkins. “Delaying relief for those who might die or be financially harmed by Covid-19 so that taxpayers can be required to pay to end lives in abortion shows the rabid support for abortion among activists.” WASHINGTON D.C. (03-13-2020) – “For House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and

Students for Life of America has been training and mobilizing the pro-life generation since 2009 to abolish abortion. There were times when the team was small and we had only a few hundred groups. Now 11 years later, we are up to over 1,225 groups across the country, including high school, college, med, and law groups. And just this week,

“For too long, pro-choicers have been trying to silence pro-life men who also have a stake in the struggle to protect the next generation. No human rights issue has ever been solved by excluding 50% of the population, and abortion is no different. We are excited to offer this great opportunity for training,” said Kristan Hawkins, president of Students for

Cal-Berkeley Students for Life is not letting a campus shutdown slow them down from changing hearts and minds and saving lives. Yesterday, they hosted the Heart-to-Heart Tour on campus; the goal of this Students for Life display is to educate students about fetal heartbeats and how preborn babies can develop heartbeats as early as 3 weeks gestation. According to Pacific

Dr. Daniel Grossman is the chief spokesman for the abortion industry, producing “studies” that almost always seem to reinforce the abortion industry’s narrative. He helped the abortion industry lobby in California for a law, SB-24, that will flood California public colleges with dangerous RU-486 chemical abortion drugs. But now Grossman has a new theory; the coronavirus scare is a good

Students for Life, along with other pro-life groups in Florida, have continued to keep the pressure on the city of Port St. Lucie to reject a new Planned Parenthood facility. They continued that pressure last night, as more than 100 pro-lifers gathered outside of the city hall in Port St. Lucie to once again speak out against the new Planned