News & Articles

Brenna Lewis | June 4, 2020

Most of the time, pro-life advocates will never know the full impact of our efforts. A pro-choice person might change their mind about abortion because of a video we shared, or a pregnant mom might drive right past the abortion facility and never show up to her appointment because she saw a message of hope from someone standing on the

Brenna Lewis | June 4, 2020

The American Bar Association is a cartel, using political power to artificially limit the number of attorneys. Furthermore, it’s a pro-choice organization, regularly filing briefs in opposition to pro-life laws, and opposing President Trump’s judicial appointments when they have been outspokenly pro-life. The ABA says they are qualified to judge whether a judge is qualified or not (pretty good sentence,

Brenna Lewis | June 2, 2020

  Last Friday, a tragic decision by Missouri’s Administrative Hearing Commission will allow Missouri’s last abortion facility -The St. Louis Planned Parenthood – to remain open. Students for Life has worked ardently to expose the unsafe, unsanitary conditions at this facility for over a year. Thanks to activist judges and pro-abortion officials, this facility will be allowed to continue ending

Lori Cascio | June 2, 2020

  Hurry! The 2020 TALK Challenge is coming to a close and there is still time to sign up here. At the beginning of this school year (back when things were normal), we embarked on a challenge to have 250,000 conversations about abortion this year. This goal, called the T.A.L.K. Challenge, had to move digital when coronavirus struck in March. But students are

Brenna Lewis | May 22, 2020

One would think it’s impossible to put a dollar sign on the value of a human life. But, up until today, there were 5 states that did this specifically for people with cystic fibrosis. It’s good news that today, HB 2587 passed in Oklahoma and was approved by the governor, effectively taking the pricetag off the lives of this segment

Kristi Hamrick | May 21, 2020

  “Interrupting a graduation event designed to replace a lost milestone for seniors is a pathetic way spend your time,” said SFLA’s Kristan Hawkins. “But this won’t deter our students, who are ready to go out into the world and abolish abortion.”   WASHINGTON D.C. (05-20-2020) – A Students for Life of America virtual graduation night event featuring TV personality Liz

Mary Briganti | May 16, 2020

Organizations like the John Paul II Medical Research Institute are taking a different approach to developing a vaccine for the coronavirus by using adult stem cells, instead of ethically questionable aborted fetal cells in its research.   Many organizations are focusing on stem cell research in the race for a way to fight the coronavirus. There are many vaccines and gene productions that have used aborted fetal cells because of their ability to morph into any cell

Brenna Lewis | May 14, 2020

  There is never a dull moment in the world of abortion news. Amidst the constant debate about whether or not to employ graphic images (or even just photos of living babies in the womb), the abortion industry has proposed something shocking and unexpected – they’re in favor of bringing mothers back to the “Products of Conception” room after their

Brenna Lewis | May 13, 2020

Pro-life advocates are no strangers to discrimination, destruction of our property, occasional physical violence, and other mistreatment… unfortunately. And, during an outreach event in Chicago, some members of SFLA’s young adult chapter Chicago Pro-Life Future, had an up-close and personal experience with someone who preferred destruction over dialogue. You can watch the video below… The vice president of Chicago Pro-Life

Stephanie Stone | May 11, 2020

On May 7th, 2020 a small group of pro-life student leaders came together to witness outside of Planned Parenthood of Baltimore. That morning, the five of us met on Howard Street in Baltimore, chalk and life-affirming resources in hand, our masks and gloves on, and an uncertainty with what to expect, given all that has been going on.   As I drove through