The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) made a recent announcement one evening this week that the agency is once again loosening the regulations of Chemical Abortion Pill distribution, and we have to say that their choice of announcement time — a sneaky point in the day when most people are distracted — says a lot about the content of their

The reversal of Roe v. Wade was met with a tsunami of rage from the abortion lobby, as abortion supporters took to the streets to vandalize and destroy pro-life centers, but, as two pregnancy resource centers (PRCs) recently featured in Fox Digital show, these attempts were futile — the pro-life movement will not be stopped in our mission to save

“The Biden Administration is making dangerous Chemical Abortion Pills attainable at every corner as it lowers the medical standards for protecting women,” said Kristan Hawkins, SFLAction and SFLA President. “Making Chemical Abortion Pills accessible at your local pharmacy is certainly not the product of the ‘safe, legal, and rare’ lie we were fed as we fought for the reversal of

With a New Year here, we’re holding 2022 under a microscope, including the state of pro-life free speech last year. To say it bluntly, it wasn’t great for our student groups’ freedom of speech, but we’re proud of how many issues our Students for Life of America (SFLA) legal team resolved in order to protect pro-life speech. In fall 2022,

The New Year is upon us, and the future awaits; but the question is, what does it hold? For those wondering how this year will play out — what to expect from the pro-life movement, how states will engage with the abortion issue, what progress will be made, etc. — Students for Life Action (SFLAction) and Students for Life of

GUEST POST: It’s important to spread the pro-life message everywhere, and that’s why my Students for Life of America (SFLA) group continues to engage with our peers at Heritage Christian Academy in Kansas. While many students at our school hold pro-life values considering their religion, it’s still important to provide opportunities to discuss pro-life apologetics so students can defend their beliefs.  

Conversation leads to common ground; curbed speech leads to confusion and upheaval — and American universities are a case study in this as many college students refuse to engage others with opposing beliefs, choosing hostility or violence instead. While the freedom of speech is a right under the First Amendment, it is also a benefit to society as dialogue helps draw us together;

GUEST POST: The Students for Life of America (SFLA) group at the University of Saint Mary (USM) met early in the morning to fill their campus sidewalks with life-affirming and compassionate messages for National Pro-Life Chalk Day earlier this year. While all of the chalk messages were positive and loving towards other students and the preborn, both USM staff and students

GUEST POST: Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) National Leadership Collective grows young pro-life leaders into strong activists for change — and as a recently accepted Thaddeus Stevens Fellow, my journey of helping mothers and children in northern Virginia is a great example.   After being accepted into the Thaddeus Stevens Fellowship Program this past summer, I was expected to complete

If you think the censorship of speech is bad, what about the censorship of thoughts? Thoughts may seem an impossible thing to regulate, but recent reports show that a pro-lifer from the United Kingdom was actually arrested for standing outside an abortion facility and potentially praying in her mind. Her story seems Orwellian to say the least, but it’s not entirely unbelievable