On Tuesday, March 18, pro-life students across the nation grabbed their chalk and took to the sidewalks to expose the truth about Chemical Abortion Pills during National Pro-Life Chalk Day. Campuses and communities became canvases for bold, life-affirming messages that challenged the abortion industry’s dangerous lies.  With this year’s theme—This Is Chemical Abortion—activists used their creativity to highlight the devastating impact

At the end of March 2025, not one but four Planned Parenthood facilities across the state of Illinois will be taking the first shuttle out for good.    Planned Parenthood of Illinois (PPIL) reports this is due to “a financial shortfall,” which seems to be a common course of demise for Planned Parenthood facilities recently. While these locations in Englewood-Chicago,

Many American men and women don’t realize that their daily morning cup of coffee or cool drink of water during a workout contain may contain “forever chemicals,” which include progesterone-blocking chemicals, vital for men, women, and babies. While the volume of chemicals ingested depends on where a person lives and where the water comes from, it is a growing problem.

As pro-life people have warned for years, specifically Students for Life of America (SFLA), the predatory abortion industry aids abusers in covering up their heinous crimes against women and their preborn children. Even worse, lax abortion laws allow minors to be coerced or forced into getting abortions. Only a few years ago, on a podcast, Dr. Noor Zwayne, an Arizona

Pro-Life Americans rejoiced to hear news almost too good to be true: more Planned Parenthoods are closing, including the infamous Bleecker Street location in Manhattan, New York, once known as “Margaret Sanger Square.”   The racist and known eugenics supporting Margaret Sanger’s name had long been connected with this location, until even Planned Parenthood employees disavowed their founder.   The Manhattan Planned

Catherine Woods, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America (SFLA) Hildegard Art Fellow attending Indiana University in Indiana (IU). Learn more about Woods’s activism below.   When I was a little kid, my parents would take all my siblings and me out to pray for the preborn at Planned Parenthood.

Danise Rees, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America (SFLA) William Wilberforce Fellow attending Arizona State University (ASU) in Arizona. Learn more about Rees’s activism below.   My involvement in the pro-life movement was spurred by my desire to heal our culture by restoring a deep respect for the humanity

Zuheidy Neri, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America (SFLA) Standing With You (SWY) Fellow attending Texas A&M International University (TAMIU) in Texas. Learn more about Neri’s activism below.   Every human life has value, and I want to create a culture that supports women and families in choosing life.

Rarely do Students for Life of America (SFLA) and Planned Parenthood agree on anything abortion-related. It would be like water and oil mixed seamlessly. But once in a blue moon, Planned Parenthood is forced to admit that the pro-life movement was right.   This “miraculous” admission was spurred by a breaking and tragic story out of Pennsylvania. In May 2024,

Abortion isn’t as great as the abortion lobby might paint it out to be, and even a recent pro-abortion play underestimates its gruesomeness and sends the false message that legalized abortion will save lives.    According to The New York Times attendees at Harold Pinter Theatre in London, England, are routinely fainting during an abortion scene as part of a production