Heading to the National Pro-Life March in Washington, D.C. is a big deal. For many, it’s a long trip that is the culmination of months of planning. With it right around the corner, we wanted to help make your journey a little easier. Here is the essential 2022 National Pro-Life March Checklist: Wondering what to pack? The weather in Washington,

The most important week of the year for the pro-life movement is coming up, and Students for Life of America is here to help you maximize it. If you’re headed to Washington D.C. for the National Pro-Life March, you should know about other important opportunities available while you’re there. Forget your FOMO: Here is a pro-life activist’s itinerary for the

A New York Times report has finally connected the dots and ignited a fire of righteous anger for the many pregnant women who have been subjected to needless worry after incorrect prenatal testing. Many of us can name several women in our lives who have experienced erroneous prenatal diagnoses—and then been advised to abort based upon that diagnosis. However, this New York Times analysis

Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, whose support for abortion is well-known, seems to have come up with a plan to try and throw a wrench into plans to mourn the 49th anniversary of the infamous Roe v. Wade decision that wiped out the pro-life laws of the 50 states replacing them with chaos. Under her leadership, the D.C. government in late December announced that

If you need a reminder of how far ahead of the abortion lobby the Pro-Life Generation is, we’ve got just the thing for you. A r Once again, South Dakota is rocking the abortion lobby’s world as yet another pro-life measure has been put into place—and we are all about it. This new measure will help clamp down on Chemical

  In December, Students for Life of America (SFLA) launched the Christian Schools Project. The project is an extensive research deep-dive into all 784 Christian (Protestant and Catholic) colleges and universities in the United States to learn which ones are connected with the Planned Parenthood abortion behemoth, and how. The project is housed at SFLA’s Demetree Institute for Pro-Life Advancement. 

  In light of recent attacks on adoption following the Dobbs v. Jackson case, a recent piece by the Associated Press (AP) highlighted the pro-life movement and the heartwarming story of a courageous mother who chose life and an adoptive family for her children—not once, but twice. This story being shared by an international news organization amidst the adoption-bashing was

  You’ve probably heard the old saying, “A picture is worth a thousand words,” and sometimes those pictures can save lives, too. We all know that women do change their minds while at abortion appointments even though we rarely hear about it. Anecdotally, we hear that often it involves mothers seeing their children for the first time. Recently, Students for

  GUEST POST: We’ve said goodbye to 2021, but many of us are still thinking about it. For me, one of my most important moments in 2021 was the day that I testified at the Texas State Capitol in July—I will never forget it.   When it was my turn at the microphone, I stepped up and told our government leaders

  In this season of ushering in the New Year, the New York Times recently published an article focused on pushing the Biden Administration toward resolutions for even more radical pro-abortion policies – a power grab never before seen in abortion politics. Though Biden hasn’t even been in office for a year yet, his administration has already done significant damage