Caroline Wharton | June 26, 2023

This past weekend marked the first National Celebrate Life Day in commemoration of the Dobbs v. Jackson Supreme Court decision which reversed Roe v. Wade — and the significance of the occasion was emphasized by the rally taking place on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. If you didn’t make it out to celebrate in Washington D.C. with the around

Brenna Lewis | November 10, 2021

  I brought the See Me Now tour to Arizona State University’s campus, and even though I had been nervous about my first tour stop, it exceeded all my expectations and was a huge success.  We came on a Friday, and, as any college student knows, Fridays are typically a slow day on campus—but my SFLA group and I worked the campus hard.     Our labors produced the following

Caroline Wharton | October 14, 2022

When states began passing pro-life laws in the wake of the Dobbs v. Jackson ruling, pro-abortion cynics started to fearmonger that schools in such states would see a decrease in attendance numbers due to these laws. Pro-abortion media outlets ran interviews with abortion-supporting students who claimed to base their college decisions off these laws and with pro-abortion school administrators who

Caroline Wharton | June 6, 2022

As the abortion lobby continues to prey on the pro-life movement throughout their ‘Summer of Rage,’ yet another crisis pregnancy center (CPC) has been violently and crudely vandalized. This time, the center was located in the heart of the abortion issue as it was just down the street from the U.S. Supreme Court which will soon release the landmark case

Caroline Wharton | October 29, 2021

  Students for Life of America hosted our annual chalking competition for National Pro-Life Chalking Day, and the 2021 winners have been chosen! The competition was held this past Tuesday with participants chalking pro-life messages on sidewalks and posting images of their creations on social media. This year, the judges gave preference to entries that related to Dobbs v. Jackson

This summer, the Supreme Court will hand down their decision on the Mississippi abortion case, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health. This decision may reverse Roe v. Wade and return to the states the right to regulate abortion. No matter what is decided, no woman stands alone. We will fight for resources, equality, and non-violent options.Host the tourSign the petitionIn 1973,

Caroline Wharton | June 2, 2022

GUEST POST: Anyone who has attended a peaceful pro-life march or demonstration can attest to the violence and vulgarity of many abortion activists. We should not be surprised that those who advocate for the violent destruction of abortion resort to violence when making their demands for legal killing of the preborn. The unprecedented picketing of Supreme Court Justices’ homes and obscene and violent

Caroline Wharton | June 1, 2022

As we await the Dobbs v. Jackson Supreme Court decision with a Post-Roe America seeming close enough to touch, the abortion lobby is determined to paint the pro-life movement in bad light—starting with the pro-life movement’s broad opposition to rape and incest exceptions. While some have succumbed to the abortion lobby’s narrative, it is imperative that the Pro-Life Generation stay

Caroline Wharton | September 24, 2022

GUEST POST: Since the reversal of Roe v. Wade, we have clearly seen how the Dobbs v. Jackson decision has affected our country. However, it wasn’t until I traveled to Ireland to be the keynote speaker for the Dublin March for Life that I realized it has not only affected us but the whole world.   In 2018, Ireland passed a

Caroline Wharton | May 31, 2022

“Roe v. Wade turned 49, but we won’t see it turn 50 as it is,” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “Students for Life of America was founded as a Post-Roe organization, ready to protect life in law and in service in all 50 states. We’ve got a post-Roe plan, and we’re training the next generation of Pro-Life leaders to