Lydia Poe, one of the National Leaders Collective’s leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Standing With You (SWY) Fellow attending Saint Mary’s College in Indiana. Learn more about Poe’s activism below.  When I first learned the truth about abortion, I had to act—every human life—no matter how small or vulnerable—has inherent value and dignity.

Tiffany Blanco, one of the National Leaders Collective’s leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Christian Leadership Fellow attending Kalida High School in Washington. Learn more about Blanco’s activism below.  Growing up, I knew every life was from God. As I grew up, though, the vision got hazy, especially in high school. God called me

Grace Rall, one of the National Leaders Collective’s (NLC) leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Thaddeus Stevens Fellow attending Kalida High School in Ohio. Learn more about Rall’s activism below.  I initially became involved in the pro-life movement when my high school formed our own SFLA group. My interest in the movement grew, and

After a recent outrage over a Texas medical board director working for Planned Parenthood, it got Students for Life of America (SFLA) thinking and asking the questions the abortion media shies away from:   Is there confusion about medical care post-Dobbs because Planned Parenthood and the abortion industry have infiltrated the profession?   Since the Dobbs decision put an end to Roe,

It’s a new year, with court cases from 2024 and 2024 announcements for 2025 cases. And yes, the pro-life movement has a stake in them.   Here are the legal actions and plans the Pro-Life Generation (PLG) can look forward to in 2025, thanks to the groundwork laid in 2024, and how these cases can impact preborn children, children already born,

As the fires in California consumed Mel Gibson’s house and the homes of others, proclaimed Catholic Mel Gibson talked with Joe Rogan and entered philosophical territory. For almost three hours, they discussed the mismanagement of California neglecting the benefit of people for tiny fish, how choosing woke criteria over competence makes bad leaders, an in-depth discussion about the return of

There once was a woman made to stand before a group. Prestigious religious leaders spearheading the charge ushered her before an attentive crowd. Embarrassed, ashamed, and vulnerable – her darkest secrets and most intimate confessions were broadcast to a community gathered for her sentencing.    While many Christians who know their scriptures will think of John 8:1-11, Jesus rescuing a young

WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD   Hollywood overflows with anti-family, pro-abortion, and anti-moral messaging. From the media, TV shows, and movies – they’re consumed with pro-abortion ideals that mislead viewers into glorifying the idea of “choice,” “autonomy,” and “success” at the cost of killing preborn children.  Remember the late-term abortion normalizing and incest themed film that was Poor Things?   READ: Emma Stone

Charlotte Swannack is a junior in high school, president of Our Lady of Guadalupe Students for Life, and a Students for Life Action State Captain.  In a remarkable show of community support, I witnessed my group, Our Lady of Guadalupe Students for Life, raise $5,179 in partnership with a local Catholic Church to support our local Pregnancy Help Center (PHC),

Looks like the abortion lobby wants to empower more people to end preborn life.   According to a recent New York Times article, a pilot program out of Washington State is underway to allow pharmacists also to prescribe Chemical Abortion Pills. The original REMS (health and safety standards) from 2000 would have demanded in-person care with a physician. Still, the current