In advance of the State of the Union address, members of congress and their staff, media, and people across the country joined together yesterday to hear an alternative story of choosing life presented by Students for Life of America and distinguished guests.   Kate Cox became a household name when Jill Biden invited her as a guest to the State

SPOILER ALERT: If you don’t know the story and want to wait for the movie, STOP! If you’ve been a long-time fan of Dune, read on!   It’s no secret that Dune: Part Two is a box office hit and sci-fi masterpiece. Based on the popular 1960s science fiction books by Frank Herbert, Dune follows the journey of Paul Atreides

SFLA Student Spokesperson Lydia Taylor will be making three stops in the southeast for her first campus speaking tour, “Not Your Body, Not Your Choice” for the spring 2024 semester.   Lydia Taylor, president’s brand and marketing intern and current student at Campbell University, has been pro-life her entire life. She became involved in the pro-life movement in high school,

TikTok is well known for its trending dances, sounds, and viral videos that over a billion users watch every month. As the Social Media Content Coordinator for Students for Life of America, I actively use TikTok every day to identify trends and use them to advance the pro-life movement.   Often, the media tends to stay silent on women’s heart-wrenching

Valentine’s Day is celebrated in various ways. Some enjoy traditional Valentine’s Day, while others attend Ash Wednesday services. But in the heartland of the United States, Kansas City, Missouri, was celebration of their historic back-to-back victories at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Parade.   Unfortunately, there are those who want to cause widespread physical harm, and our prayers go

Students for Life of America (SFLA) is proud to accept amazing students like GraceAnn Trevillian, a senior at Liberty University, into SFLA’s leadership programs through the National Leaders Collective (NLC).   For the 2023-2024 school year, Trevillian is a part of the Standing With You Fellowship program, learning to become an expert on changing campus policies to become more pregnant

A recent TIME article discusses how more women, not “pregnant people,” are doing early prenatal testing for Down syndrome, Trisomy 13 and 18 as abortion restrictions tighten.   After all, the “clock is ticking,” according to TIME authors Laura Ungar and Amanda Seitz. States like North Carolina limit abortion after 12 weeks, Utah after 18 weeks, and Arizona at 15

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

Free speech has tasted victory once again with help from Students for Life of America (SFLA) legal counsel. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) has agreed to back down after surprising the campus SFLA group — called the “Carolina Students for Life” — with seemingly discriminatory fees following a SFLA President Kristan Hawkins speaking tour stop at the school last fall. Here’s what happened:  As SFLA reported

GUEST POST: As the Students for Life of America (SFLA) Pacific Southwest Regional Coordinator, I experienced déjà vu recently at the Walk for Life in San Francisco when my car was broken into for the second time. Back in 2021, one of my very first trips in this role was to this event, and while the march itself had been incredible, my vehicle