As part of our new Campaign for Abortion Free Cities, Students for Life is participating in monthly community door knocking in twenty cities nationwide. In each city, our goal is to directly reduce the abortion rate by increasing awareness of non-violent abortion alternatives, decreasing support of the predatory abortion industry, and changing hearts and minds about abortion. This campaign

  Each fall and spring, a 40 Days for Life Campaign takes place in cities across America. During this campaign, pro-life advocates visit the sidewalks outside of abortion facilities, either to engage in sidewalk advocacy or simply provide a loving presence. Many pro-life students who participate bring sidewalk chalk and write compassionate messages for expecting mothers to see. This is

  You’re just asking to be bullied at this point.  Stop what ur doing bc this sh*t isn’t gonna end well for you in the long run.  The social rejects are finally coming out of hiding.  People like you are the reason why abortion exists.  Have a good time trying to get into college! Worthless. Get f**ked.  So when all the girls who made this account get raped and end

  On Tuesday, March 9th, pro-life advocates from around Washington State gathered together virtually for one cause: to stop HB 1009. This bill has passed out of the House of Representatives and is currently sitting in the Senate Health and Long Term Care Committee in the Washington State Legislature. HB 1009 expands current law in Washington, which requires all health

  Guest post by Benjamin Ice, Indiana SFLAction State Captain In today’s world, you would be far fetched to say you don’t know a Gen-Z teen, aimlessly scrolling social media for hours on end. Social media has become essential to our everyday life; not only can we take a sneak peek into the life of our favorite celebrity or keep

  Fernanda Urbina is a Students for Life Wilberforce Fellow from the University of Texas El Paso. Despite being in the process of immigrating and becoming an American citizen, Fernanda is an active leader of the Pro-Life Generation. “If you are like me and are unable to vote, don’t be discouraged. There is SO much you can do. You can

  Last year, San Diego State University Students for Life walked with a student mom as she chose life after two prior abortions, and the baby, Ollie, was born on September 23rd, 2020. Sarah, Ollie’s mom, recently decided to share her and Ollie’s story in the hopes that it can inspire other young parents who find themselves in the same

  Mathew Mesa is the president of the Students for Life group at Cal State Long Beach.  When other students on his campus organized a pro-choice event, Mathew and his group decided to attend and provide a pro-life presence. Mathew shared: Today, we attended our school’s “Reproductive Justice as a Human Right” event featuring feminist Loretta Ross. In a nutshell,

  I was honored to speak to 1,000 people at the first annual Rockford Walk for Life on Saturday, January 23rd which was held about 90 minutes north of Chicago, IL.  Part of my speech was included in the Rockford Register Star news coverage!  I shared my story about how I became pro-life… as an atheist!  You can watch the

A little over a year ago, the Chicago Pro-Life Future leadership team met to discuss which abortion facility in Chicagoland would be the easiest to close. Our President, Will, conducted hours of research online and visited multiple abortion sites. After listening to his findings, the group decided upon the Family Planning Associates on Milwaukee Ave in Chicago – an abortion