GUEST POST: The Associated Press (AP) has recently updated its style guide discouraging the use of the terms crisis pregnancy center and pregnancy resource center. Instead, the revised guidelines suggest calling such pro-life counseling and resource centers simply “anti-abortion centers.” The change has pro-lifers pointing out that the intent of the AP seems to be not to report the news but to control the narrative,

“This evening will be a powerful gathering of pro-life leaders who refuse to be stopped as we protect women and the preborn from the predatory abortion industry. We’re grateful to continue our essential work alongside dedicated leaders because now, more than ever, we need to combat the deadly agenda of the abortion industry and their powerful friends in the Biden Administration,”

GUEST POST: Anyone who attends a public university knows that the terms “pro-life” and “pregnancy resources” are often taboo on campuses that normalize support of Planned Parenthood, America’s biggest abortion vendor.  As a student of the University of Connecticut and President of UConn Students for Life, I decided to meet with my school’s health center to learn about the resources

With Chemical Abortion Pills as the newest abortion battleground, the pro-life movement is taking many different courses of action to try to stop the sale of these life-ending drugs. One such move has been a lawsuit from a pro-life organization which has the potential for the presiding judge to actually put an injunction on the sale of these pills. Will

Media advisory: Email [email protected] to schedule an interview or go to prolifesummit.com/live-stream to watch the event online starting at 9AM EST Two versions of the TimeLapse Video of the 2023 March for Life, shot by Students for Life of America, which can be used with attribution: Horizontal or Vertical WASHINGTON, D.C. (01-21-2023) – After marching for the preborn in the heart of Washington D.C. yesterday, more than 2,000 students

GUEST POST: The first Manhattan, New York Witness for Life of 2023 recently occurred in which pro-lifers from the area gathered together to attend Holy Mass at The Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral, followed by exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and a Rosary Procession to Planned Parenthood. Our peaceful witness for life, however, was interrupted by the ever-angry abortion lobby.   When

GUEST POST: I had the honor of standing in front of the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) of America on Friday, June 24, 2022. I was in Washington, D.C. for the National Leadership Collective (NLC), and the Wilberforce fellowship I was a part of, along with some of the SCOTUS Squad, was chosen to be a pro-life presence

GUEST POST: In a Post-Roe America, Notre Dame’s Right to Life group that’s supported by Students for Life of America (SFLA) has been hard at work fighting for the sanctity and dignity of all human life on our campus. As the semester comes to an end, we wish to share the educational, service, and prayer initiatives that we held on

GUEST POST: Last year, my Students for Life of America group at Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota called “Culture for Life” prepared an event to put up 2,800 flags to represent the number of abortions performed every day. We put the flags up late in the afternoon, but we were required to take them down by the administration that evening

If you have a business but refuse to accommodate customers based upon their personal views and beliefs, you probably shouldn’t run a business. While we have seen cases decided in favor of individuals who have moral conflicts with messages that customers want them to deliver, it is a different matter altogether when a business declines a service that they already