William Wilberforce Fellow Jennifer Scott is a student at Texas Women’s University (TWU) and one of the few Fellows in the 2023-2024 school year who was able to start a brand-new SFLA group at her university. Read about her story, activism, and journey in pro-life leadership below.   Joining the Pro-Life Movement Like many others, my story with Students for Life

As college students begin to wrap up their semesters and hunker down for finals, Pro-Life Generation CEO Kristan Hawkins wrapped up her Spring Campus Speaking Tour. Kristan visited seven campuses during her “No Abortion, No Exceptions” tour. This tour garnered plenty of excitement, from screaming pro-abortion students, loud protests, and (most importantly) more than a few changes of heart along the

Students for Life of America (SFLA) returned to the U.S. Supreme Court for the second time this year. First, SCOTUS heard the U.S. Food & Drug Administration v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine case in March, debating the FDA’s 24-year-long approval of dangerous Chemical Abortion Pills. In April, I rallied at SCOTUS for the State of Idaho v. The United States

When I became a part of the pro-life movement, I was motivated by my personal and deep-rooted conviction in the sanctity of human life from the moment of conception until natural death. While my faith certainly informs this belief, science supports this notion resolutely, despite abortion activists claiming to the contrary.   Campus Impact Oppurtunites for Life  Since my first

The IVF industry is truly the wild west of fertility treatments, and the most tragic, spine-chilling lawsuit from California regarding the implantation of dead embryos only solidifies this observation.   We’re not just talking about the 80% of tiny babies created during IVF that fail to implant or result in a stillborn child according to the Journal of Assisted Reproduction

It’s a great time for the preborn in Florida, as a lifesaving law took effect early this month.  Last year, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a piece of legislation which was strongly encouraged and supported by Students for Life Action (SFLAction). The Heartbeat Abortion Prevention Act, SB 300, protects preborn babies when their heartbeat is detected at six weeks. This also includes

This will be the NINTH Students for Life Action (SFLAction) Event Hosted in Response to the “Where’s Waldo” Biden-Harris Abortion Tour   “Biden and Harris’ abortion extremism didn’t win in Florida, and now, ‘Momala’ Harris is coming to pout about it,” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “Florida voters made their voice heard for the voiceless, but

“What about when a woman cannot afford to have a child?”   “Who is going to help her once the child is born?”   “What about the hospital bills?”   These are questions debated every day on college campuses when it comes to not only the broad issue of abortion but also the capability of women and the strength of the family. These

The presence of an active Students for Life of America (SFLA) group at an openly pro-choice university is crucial to changing minds and hearts for life. Though it may seem daunting and near impossible to create change, something is inspiring about a small but determined group of pro-life students standing against a hostile administration. Such groups are desperately needed in

In a predictable turn of events, pro-lifers are once again accused of something they didn’t do. READ: FREE SPEECH VICTORY: Circuit Court Finds Evidence of Viewpoint Discrimination for Excluding SFLA’s Pro-Life Perspective in Washington D.C. Case This time, it has to do with a creepy Disney mailer promoting “The First Omen,” the latest installment in the long-running horror franchise, which