Mid-year Graduation is upon us! Amidst the stress of taking final exams, making decisions about what to do next in life, and planning an awesome summer, it’s easy to forget how far you’ve come in such a short amount of time. All those nights of studying, group projects, and tests prepared you for the next chapter.   You made it. Congratulations!   Students

Mississippi Attorney General  Lynn Fitch Joins SFLA President Kristan Hawkins on Explicitly Pro-Life Podcast “Our generation believes in what we’re doing. We’re pro-life,” said AG Fitch. “It’s such an exciting time. This is definitely the biggest case… probably of my lifetime, and certainly the biggest pro-life case that we’ve had in 50 years.” WASHINGTON, D.C. (11-16-2021) – On December 1, Mississippi

  Mother Jones probably thought it was publishing a hit piece about Students for Life of America when a senior reporter dropped this piece over the weekend. It’s really a list of SFLA’s most recent accomplishments. The article contains the obligatory leftist denunciations of pro-lifers for — they claim — being insufficiently invested in paid family leave and reformation of

  The country witnessed an intense showing of unbridled hostility towards the Pro-Life Generation at Saint Louis University recently, and it has illuminated just how pro-abortion supporters too often interact with pro-life supporters. SLU pro-life students were obscenely cursed at, insulted, told they were “a little b*tch,” and told that they would “hopefully f*cking go to hell.” This was after pro-abortion students stomped all

  Last week, SFLA Indiana Regional Coordinator Mary Carmen Zakrajsek was praying and sidewalk counseling with pro-life allies outside a local abortion facility when a passer-by, triggered by their witness, accosted them from her vehicle. Not content to verbally assault the peaceful pro-lifers, the woman returned to lob a raw egg at the women before speeding off.   Mary Carmen

  The pro-abortion bullying saga at the University of San Diego continues, as a “silent” protest against Kristan Hawkins’ The Future is Anti-Abortion speaking tour was anything but silent and peaceful. Protesters held obscene signs, insulted pro-lifers, screamed mantras, and refused to converse. And yes, USD is a Catholic university. In the weeks leading up to Hawkins’ presentation at USD,

  Our Community Organizers are making their cities abortion-free, and YOU can become one too. Students for Life of America is hiring for the Campaign for Abortion Free Cities!    Do you have dreams of working full-time in the Pro-Life Movement? Would you be interested in a part-time position that would give you hands-on grassroots experience to aim you towards your goal? Consider applying for the Campaign for Abortion Free

  KRISTAN HAWKINS WILL ADDRESS THE PRO-LIFE GENERATION AT THE LINCOLN CLUB INSTITUTE ON ‘THE FUTURE IS ANTI-ABORTION’ SPEAKING TOUR, UNPACKING STRATEGY FOR POST-ROE & POST-DOBBS AMERICA   “Despite efforts by the mainstream media and Big Tech to keep pro-life conversations out of the mainstream, the anti-abortion position is more popular today than ever,” said Students for Life of America president Kristan Hawkins.

  DESPITE PROTESTS, KRISTAN HAWKINS WILL ADDRESS UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO ON ‘THE FUTURE IS ANTI-ABORTION’ SPEAKING TOUR, UNPACKING STRATEGY FOR POST-ROE & POST-DOBBS AMERICA   “Despite efforts by the mainstream media and Big Tech to keep pro-life conversations out of the mainstream, the anti-abortion position is more popular today than ever,” said Students for Life of America president Kristan Hawkins. “As the

  In a huge turn of events for Virginia, the state took a big pro-life turn through the efforts of Students for Life of America fellowship students. These students joined efforts spearheaded by Students for Life Action (SFLAction), taking the time to go door knocking with SFLAction to encourage residents to vote pro-life first—and their grassroots efforts paid off.     Virginia’s election gained national attention with the chance to gain enough pro-life officials to reverse the state’s