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The Maryland General Assembly once again failed to pass assisted suicide legislation, that would have let medical professionals end the life of the most vulnerable people, especially the elderly and disabled. The legislation could come up again in a special session in May, so we will continue to keep an eye on the legislation. This is great news and a

COVID-19, also known as Coronavirus, is forcing us all indoors, off campus, and into a virtual quarantine.  While many schools are moving to online classes or will be soon, Students for Life decided to go ahead and create a plan for the Pro-Life Generation to go 100% digital.    So, while you are dealing with handling online classes and figuring out where to order toilet paper and other supplies online, we’ve created a plan for how you can take advantage of

Guest Post by Aliyah Duran, President of Centreville Region Students for Life  On Monday morning, March 16th, I was just browsing YouTube, and all of the sudden an advertisement by UltraViolet Action popped up, focusing on women talking about their abortions and how they couldn’t have gone anywhere in life if it wasn’t for abortion. My heart broke, watching as women put abortion on a pedestal and thinking of how many women

Guest Post by Erica Caporaletti, President of Towson Tigers for Life This has been an awesome week for life in Maryland! Students for Life Action and our dedicated students across Maryland have been there every step of the way.   With a radically pro-abortion bill being withdrawn after weeks of pressure from the pro-life movement and powerful testimony and campaign against Physician Assisted Suicide earlier in

We were planning to create a list of our favorite podcasts anyway… but now that everyone is quarantined in some way or another, there’s never been a better time to legitimately check out some great pro-life podcasts. Our team at Students for Life pitched in our favorite shows that explore the abortion issue, the dignity of life, the politics or

March 4th was a historic day for the pro-life movement. The hearing for June Medical Services v. Russo began at the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS), and pro-life advocates rallied together to show support for a Louisiana state law designed to protect women in Louisiana by requiring abortion facilities to be held to the same health & safety

  Earlier this month, students and community members in Oregon attended a Physician Assisted Suicide debate at Chemeketa Community College. Group members chose to host this debate due to recent attempts by lawmakers to expand practices within the state. This “Life and Death Debate” featured Dr. William Toffler, a physician opposed to all unnatural terminations of life. The opposing Physician, Dr. Peter

COVID-19, also known as Coronavirus, is forcing us all indoors, off campus, and into a virtual quarantine.  While many schools are moving to online classes or determining a move in that direction in the coming weeks, we at SFLA decided to go ahead and create a plan for the Pro-Life Generation to go digital.    So, here’s our advice on how to take advantage of all this extra time on your laptop and continue to be

Hundreds of pro-lifers rallied yesterday at the Supreme Court during the June Medical Services LLC v. Russo case, which concerns whether states have the right to require abortion facilities to follow basic health and safety standards. At the same time, pro-choicers rallied on the side of deadbeat doctors, unsafe abortion facilities, and the next Kermit Gosnells and Ulrich Klopfers. Pro-lifers even

A leading legal expert and an author of the book on the problems of Roe v. Wade has released a video with Students for Life explaining the Supreme Court Case Gee v. June Medical Services (now called June Medical Services v. Russo) which is being heard on Wednesday, March 4th. The case will determine whether the state of Louisiana and other states, can regulate