The abortion lobby says yes. But the numbers tell a different story. The Journal of the American Medical Association recently published a study specific to Texas that assessed the state’s postponement of surgical abortion during the early months of COVID. The conclusion of the study seems certain that late-term abortion numbers increased as a result (something the pro-abortion Guttmacher Institute

  Missouri is on its way to becoming the first abortion-free state in the U.S. as all its abortion facilities are either currently closed or halted in operation. This is exciting news for the pro-life movement, however, that doesn’t mean Planned Parenthood isn’t finding ways to circumvent health and safety requirements to continue their dirty business.    A recent report from

  Students for Life is headed to Washington, D.C. at the end of January even though the National Pro-Life March has switched to virtual attendance. And if you’re headed to the capital, too… we hope you’ll join us for one (or all) of the events we have on our itinerary. We’ll be doing pro-life activities from Wednesday, January 27th through

  President-elect Joe Biden has adamantly supported discarding the Hyde Amendment during his presidential campaign and that hasn’t changed as it gets closer to Inauguration Day. In short, the Hyde Amendment protects taxpayers from having their tax dollars used to fund abortions. Here’s what removing the Hyde Amendment actually means for Americans.  What is the Hyde Amendment? The Hyde Amendment

  The Chinese Embassy in the U.S. lauded the Chinese Government’s practice of forced abortions and sterilization of Uighur women in a Tweet, calling it “emancipation.” The Tweet was in response to a study claiming that lowering the birth rate has led to the “eradication of extremism” among the Uighur people. The extremism they mention is actually motherhood. The tweet

  On January 5th, a very important special election was held in Georgia. The stakes? Whether the U.S. Senate would retain majority pro-life control… or shift to majority pro-abortion control. With stakes like this, of course Students for Life Action (SFLAction) headed to Georgia to urge voters to #SavetheSenate and #VoteProLifeFirst. Nearly 200 students and staff traveled with Students for

  Guest Post by Chris Iverson, President of Chicago Pro-Life Future Each year for the past five years, Chicago Pro-life Future has participated in the tradition of singing beautiful Christmas carols outside an abortion facility. At our first event in 2016, Phil Corridon, a seasoned sidewalk counselor, said a woman came up to him a couple years ago and said

  Students for Life has a special group of students called The Effective Education Pillar Team. And they have been instrumental in changing the hearts and minds of pro-choice peers, despite the unique limitations COVID-19 restrictions have brought to college campuses. Many of our students’ pro-life events have been digital; however, that has not stopped this team from being able

As the annual National Pro-Life March approaches, we recognize that this year will look pretty different.  Many Students for Life groups, youth groups, and families are wondering whether they will even be able to head to D.C. this year due to concerns about traveling in a motorcoach, along with other logistical considerations. With these challenges in mind, we have an exciting

  President-elect Joe Biden sold his soul to the abortion industry long ago, and now that he’s headed for the highest office in the land, it’s time for him to pay up.  Planned Parenthood spent $45 million on Biden’s presidential campaign, and Alexis McGill Johnson, president of Planned Parenthood, says she wants “…an implementation decree on day one, within the