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Brenna Lewis | January 28, 2020

This weekend, while traveling home from the National Pro-Life March, a bus carrying pro-lifers from Covington Catholic High School in Kentucky was in an accident when a driver, who unfortunately died at the scene, drove on the wrong side of the highway, crashing into their bus. Covington Catholic is the high school that was targeted by media outlets like CNN

Brenna Lewis | January 25, 2020

The 2020 National Pro-Life March® in Washington D.C. is a wrap! Just so you can get an idea of how BIG the event is, we made sure to capture our traditional time lapse from a nearby rooftop: This March is the largest annual social demonstration in the entire world. No other cause, in no other country, brings together such a

Caroline Wharton | January 23, 2020

President of Students for Life of America Kristan Hawkins, and former Planned Parenthood Director Abby Johnson met to discuss the state of the Pro-Life Movement last night – just before the National Pro-Life March in Washington D.C, and in front of the Lincoln Memorial! During their live stream, that can be found here, they seek to answer one question: what

Brenna Lewis | January 22, 2020

RIGHT NOW, Students for Life of America is outside the office of Nancy Pelosi to urge her to treat abortion survivors like human beings. SFLA Supportive Services Coordinator Camille Cisneros will be speaking alongside the Staunton Public Policy Center and various other pro-life organizations today to call on Speaker Pelosi to allow a vote on a bill seeking to ban

Brenna Lewis | January 18, 2020

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 2020 National Pro-Life March Checklist! What to Pack! The weather in Washington, D.C.

Camille Cisneros | January 17, 2020

This year, Students for Life of America started our TALK program through which we challenge students to reach over 250,000 conversations about abortion in the 2019-2020 school year. That’s 1 million minutes of conversations, changing hearts and minds! There are so many conversations a person can have about abortion and these conversations can introduce opportunities to help women and save lives.   Just

Brenna Lewis | January 16, 2020

Did you know that, in addition to the National National Pro-Life March in Washington, D.C, there are dozens of other large-scale events that happen nationwide every January? And you can find Students for Life at just about all of them. Hopefully, we already saw you if you were at the Denver, Charlotte, or Chicago events! January is the month for

Michele Hendrickson | January 16, 2020

In the last ten minutes alone, I’ve read “Picnic with Piggy” to my daughter for the millionth time, convinced my 4-year-old that butter is not a food group, and finalized my talk for the National Pro-Life Summit! Welcome to the life of a pro-life activist and mother. Since I’m on such a productive roll, I thought I would pause and

Brenna Lewis | January 16, 2020

Science is not on the side of the pro-abortion movement. For example, even though 96% of biologists agree that life begins at the moment of conception, the pro-abortion movement claims it’s unknowable or can be determined by each individual. Now a new ‘study’ by the pro-abortion Bixby Center is being debunked by the media and pro-life leaders. The study claims,

Brenna Lewis | January 15, 2020

We are finally ONE week away from the biggest pro-life conference in the world. The National Pro-Life Summit is truly historic (appropriate, seeing as the chosen theme was History Maker). The pro-life movement is huge and diverse, made up of many different organizations. But we are all one team. Our mission is the same: abolish abortion and end this war