Last week, SFLA Indiana Regional Coordinator Mary Carmen Zakrajsek was praying and sidewalk counseling with pro-life allies outside a local abortion facility when a passer-by, triggered by their witness, accosted them from her vehicle. Not content to verbally assault the peaceful pro-lifers, the woman returned to lob a raw egg at the women before speeding off.   Mary Carmen

  Our Community Organizers are making their cities abortion-free, and YOU can become one too. Students for Life of America is hiring for the Campaign for Abortion Free Cities!    Do you have dreams of working full-time in the Pro-Life Movement? Would you be interested in a part-time position that would give you hands-on grassroots experience to aim you towards your goal? Consider applying for the Campaign for Abortion Free

  In a huge turn of events for Virginia, the state took a big pro-life turn through the efforts of Students for Life of America fellowship students. These students joined efforts spearheaded by Students for Life Action (SFLAction), taking the time to go door knocking with SFLAction to encourage residents to vote pro-life first—and their grassroots efforts paid off.     Virginia’s election gained national attention with the chance to gain enough pro-life officials to reverse the state’s

  The President of the NAACP, Derrick Johnson, and his leadership team recently wrote an open letter encouraging pro-athletes not to sign with Texas teams over the new voting and abortion laws. Mr. Johnson stated in the letter that,  “If you are a woman, avoid Texas. If you are Black, avoid Texas. If you want to lower your chances of

  I brought the See Me Now tour to Arizona State University’s campus, and even though I had been nervous about my first tour stop, it exceeded all my expectations and was a huge success.  We came on a Friday, and, as any college student knows, Fridays are typically a slow day on campus—but my SFLA group and I worked the campus hard.     Our labors produced the following

  Yesterday (Monday, November 8) at Saint Louis University — a Catholic school — pro-abortion advocates vandalized the SLU Students for Life group’s annual Cemetery of the Innocents display. This display is a memorial to lives lost from abortion that the group organizes each year. Of course, those who constantly demand “tolerance” of their viewpoints are once again being completely

  There is a real problem today with Catholic and other faith-based schools failing to pass the torch of faith (or even respect for faith) to the next generation. Instead, students are allowed run rampant on doctrinal issues, bring anti-faith values to religious institutions, and bully people who hold religious beliefs. Lately, this tragedy has been highlighted when pro-life speakers

  As part of Students for Life’s Campaign for Abortion Free Cities, pro-life advocates nationwide visit the sidewalks outside of abortion facilities to lovingly offer women non-violent pregnancy options. In Cincinnati, a life was just saved! Jordan Moorman, SFLA’s Ohio Regional Coordinator, shared his experience. A Life Saved at Planned Parenthood in Cincinnati “I stood mere feet away as a life was

Students for Life groups nationwide work tirelessly to support women facing unplanned pregnancies, parenting students at their schools, and other families in need via our initiative Standing With You. In a culture that tends to tell mothers “you can’t”… the Pro-Life Generation says otherwise. This month, Pro-Life Huskies of Houston Baptist University in Texas really caught our attention. Nikki Tankus,

  Religious liberty and pro-life supporters are reacting to the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS), as earlier this week, SCOTUS ordered the top New York court to reconsider the religious freedom case, Diocese of Albany v. Emami. This case has galvanized both the pro-life and pro-abortion communities, and the decision to send it back to the NY court has given pro-lifers hope for a decision in their favor.     Case Background The Diocese of Albany v. Emami case began after New York