Miaya Fullenkamp, one of the National Leaders Collective’s leaders of the month, is a Thaddeus Stevens Fellow and homeschool student from Indiana. Learn more about Fullenkamp’s activism below.   When I was 14, I felt called to be in the pro-life movement, and even more so when I discovered the violent and tragic truth about abortion. Realizing there weren’t many local

Get ready for the big reveal! After a detailed selection process by Students for Life of America (SFLA) to identify the top ten chalk art submissions for National Pro-Life Chalk Day, the Pro-Life Generation (PLG) has chosen its standout winners. These gifted artists truly earned this recognition with beautiful works that honor the dignity of the preborn.   READ: Let the

After months of battling Sonia Sotomayor High School’s school administration over his Students for Life of America (SFLA) group being discriminated against, Diego Salinas stood up for his pro-life free speech rights.   At first, the school “slow walked” the club’s approval, but after intense backlash and bullying from other students, the school forced Salinas to shut down his club, which

Charlotte Swannack, one of the National Leaders Collective’s October leaders of the month, is a North Carolina Students for Life Action (SFLAction) Captain. Learn more about Swannack’s activism and how she inspires the younger generation to get involved below.  Since a young age, I’ve been committed to defending life and instilling in everyone that every life is valuable, from the

The Pro-Life Generation (PLG) showed up once more for this fall’s National Pro-Life Chalk Day! Students across the country united to spread powerful, pro-life messages through creative sidewalk art. Once again, dozens of talented artists have submitted incredible designs, and it was no easy task narrowing them down. Now it’s your turn to get involved!  Scroll down to choose your

I used to hear stories about people “getting canceled” all the time, but nothing could’ve prepared me for a free speech battle with the people who intended to educate my generation.   It all began a year ago when I decided to create a Students for Life of America (SFLA) group at my new public school. I spent months searching for

Abortion radicals are in for a penny, in for a pound when it comes to shedding more innocent preborn blood through extreme ballot initiatives and media lies. Still, Students for Life of America (SFLA) is even more determined to fight back.    From ALMOST ABORTED to speaking tours from SFLA President Kristan Hawkins and Spokesperson Lydia Taylor Davis, we also

Aiden Strobel, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a senior at Marquette High School in Missouri and a part of the Thaddeus Stevens Fellowship. The NLC is for high school or college students interested in pursuing and working in the pro-life movement. Strobel is one of those students who gained the confidence to speak

“Christian schools nationwide have been pressured to make peace with ‘a little’ abortion by providing connections to abortion vendor so-called ‘resources,’” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “But when confronted with the facts, some schools took a step back, and we achieved victories as they then promoted local Pregnancy Help Centers. Without the Pro-Life Generation’s pressure, these school grades

On average, about 5% of Students for Life of America (SFLA) groups nationwide report a free speech violation each year.   And this year, we’re gearing up for a great semester for the pro-life movement and some anticipated opposition. With more than 1,500 college and high school groups, SFLA works around the clock to address obstacles to student speech, which commonly