The Pro-Life Generation (PLG) experienced victory and relief when President Donald Trump released the 23 pro-life political prisoners and Vice President JD Vance promised to protect peaceful pro-lifers at the National Pro-Life March.   Even so, Vance isn’t naive enough to think that we can all breathe easy, and neither is Students for Life of America (SFLA); any new administration can erode free speech rights, just

Kathryn Pluta graduated from Benedictine College in Wichita, Kansas, in May 2024 with degrees in Journalism and International Studies. Despite juggling college responsibilities, engaging in the pro-life movement remained her priority even in her career. Now, she uses her skills as a copywriter for the Thomas More Society. Read more of Pluta’s journey below.   Pluta first became involved with Students

Since taking office, President Donald Trump has racked up many pro-life wins, including reinstating the Mexico City Policy, pardoning the 23 political pro-life prisoners, and signing an executive order reinstating the Hyde Amendment. Unfortunately, his executive order increasing access to in-vitro fertilization (IVF) isn’t one of those pro-life wins.   READ: SIGNED, SEALED, DELIVERED: Trump’s Top Eight Pro-Life Wins in Under

Eight weeks pregnant with two daughters already in tow, Nakara Alston went to Planned Parenthood in Albany, New York, for an abortion. After breaking up with her boyfriend and the aftermath of her abortion, Nakara felt unusually sick, as she had heavy bleeding and agonizing cramping weeks after the abortion. When a pregnancy test confirmed she was pregnant, the abortion center told

Nicholas Cech, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America (SFLA), William Wilberforce Fellow attending Ohio State University in Lima, Ohio.  Learn more about Cech’s activism below.  The abortion industry and mainstream media spread so many misconceptions about abortion, poisoning our culture against the sanctity of life, which is one

Jackson Lewis, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America (SFLA) William Wilberforce Fellow attending Middle Tennessee State University in Tennessee. Learn more about Lewis’s activism below.  Back in high school, I suffered from severe anxiety and depression. I constantly second-thought my life’s value and purpose. For a whole year,

Since winning his election and taking office for his second term, President Donald J. Trump wasted no time sweeping up the messes left by the dark ages of the Biden presidency, including mass deporting the multitude of law-breaking people who invaded our sovereign borders. Rather than speaking up for the rights of American citizens violently ripped from their mothers’ wombs

The abortion industry’s extremism rarely shocks me, or anyone else entrenched in the pro-life movement, anymore. After all, it’s the business of killing innocent human beings in the womb for profit. Thankfully, the 2024 election between former Vice President Kamala Harris and President Donald Trump brought abortion extremism, preborn death up to nine months gestation, to the forefront of Americans’

“Ironically, the New York Times should be joining us in opposition to the return of abortion to Missouri. Their investigation titled ‘Botched Care and Tired Staff: Planned Parenthood in Crisis‘ details the very things we fear here in Missouri,” said SFLA’s Morgan Tiemeyer. “Why are we willing to risk women’s lives and ignore health and safety issues for a business that ends life

Every expectant parent hopes their baby grows healthy. At prenatal appointments or while waiting for lab results, parents often anxiously await news about their child’s development.   Modern medicine offers an increasing number of prenatal tests. In some cases, these tests can be beneficial: early detection of a condition allows parents to develop a treatment plan or even begin treatment