Powered by the Pro-Life Generation and EveryLife, Students for Life of America (SFLA) is partnering with EveryLife for the “Love Them Both” Valentine’s Day Diaper Drive.  Two of the most reported reasons why women choose abortion are because they feel they cannot properly care for or financially support their child. One box of diapers can be the difference in a

Not all heroes wear capes, but some of them wear striped pantsuits while telling Planned Parenthood to stay away from their kids.  Despite Planned Parenthood’s eugenics and racist past, they still attempt to convince people that Margaret Sanger’s goal to reduce the Black population was either fictionalized or ancient history that no longer defines Planned Parenthood’s actual goals.   A

Science is science no matter the publication, right? Not so fast. A growing controversy is building in abortion-friendly outlets claiming that research from those who have expressed concern for mothers and their preborn children needs to be disqualified. What is at stake is a Supreme Court case that asks about how harmful ARE abortions from Chemical Abortion Pills.   As soon

Registered NICU nurse Kathryn Kerr is accustomed to caring for the most vulnerable. When her daughter was diagnosed with Trisomy 18 and recommended for abortion, Kathryn embarked on the most difficult, joy-filled, and grievous journey of advocacy for her daughter, Indiana. She continues her advocacy for others as a care coordinator for Verity’s Village.  Kathryn already had three beautiful teenagers

Though the 2024 National Pro-Life Summit was over two weeks ago, the media coverage keeps coming in. Most recently, The Guardian ran a lengthy video profile, showcasing why the Pro-Life Generation fights for life. It highlights the annual pro-life march in Washington D.C., the National Pro-Life Summit, hosted by Students for Life of America (SFLA), and an interview with SFLA President Kristan Hawkins.  Though the 2024 National Pro-Life

Imagine a father sneaks up on his child and poisons them. The child miraculously lives, but when he’s convicted, instead of being sentenced to 20 years, he only gets 180 days. The outrage would be enormous.   It’s as unbelievable as it sounds, but it’s a true story. In 2022, Mason Herring drugged his pregnant wife’s water with the Chemical

Beverly Jacobson had other plans for her life. She dreamed of using her English education in schools to help teenagers and have a couple kids along the way. It didn’t include having nine children, much less one with Trisomy 18, but that’s precisely what happened. Little did she know she’d start Verity’s Village, a nationwide initiative to support Trisomy 18

Pro-abortion supporters and activists talk out of two sides of their mouths when it comes to third-trimester abortions. One moment, they’re insisting that third-trimester abortions are rare, but in the next breath, they want to legalize and extend it to any point before birth. They’re attempting to normalize it everywhere, from Chemical Abortion Pills to late-term abortions.   The New Yorker

With a name like Planned Parenthood, one would think they would plan out what’s best for their female patients.   While Planned Parenthood is a euphemism for planning and procuring the death of a preborn child, Elizabeth Gillette didn’t know that. At 24, Gillette went to her local Planned Parenthood for help. She was led to believe a chemical abortion

It turns out suing doesn’t just save lives; it increases them.   The Texas Heartbeat Law went into effect September 1, 2021, which prohibits the abortion of preborn babies with a detectable heartbeat by allowing citizens to sue Texas abortionists.   Michael New, senior associate scholar at Charlotte Lozier Institute and assistant Professor of Practice at the Catholic University of America,