Caroline Wharton | September 15, 2023

As the days tick down until November, it’s heating up in Ohio as both sides on the abortion issue fight until the end on the upcoming ballot initiative. If you’re unclear on what exactly the pro-life movement in the Buckeye State is working towards, the Students for Life of America (SFLA) team was recently featured in a New York Times

Brenna Lewis | October 2, 2021

  Women’s Marches (many re-named “Rallies for Abortion Justice,” which is a lot more honest) descended upon many cities this weekend, bringing with them overtired abortion rhetoric and even violence towards us. The fearless Pro-Life Generation attended the events in 24 different cities nationwide to supply a much-needed pro-life voice. In fact, just shy of 700 members of the Pro-Life

Caroline Wharton | October 12, 2023

GUEST POST: In order to protect the preborn, we need to be able to speak up for them — but at Lorain County Community College (LCCC), our First Amendment rights are being taken away by our school administration. There have been multiple questionable instances of censorship, but we are fighting back in order to preserve our free speech rights after

Caroline Wharton | October 12, 2023

A recent Politico piece reminded readers that in just four weeks, Ohioans will vote on the extreme abortion ballot initiative Issue 1, which threatens to enshrine abortion into the state constitution and strip parental rights — and in the meantime, the Pro-Life Generation is working overtime to educate voters.  Author Alice Miranda Ollstein noted in her article, “Ohio has the only state referendum

Caroline Wharton | September 11, 2023

As Ohio faces a huge and deceptive attack from the abortion lobby this November, the Pro-Life Generation is stepping in to help educate students about what’s really at stake with Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) new Abortion on The Ballot 2023 Fall Campus Tour. This effort will move across the state through this semester, hitting both schools and churches, in order to ensure

Caroline Wharton | November 3, 2022

GUEST POST: The Ohio Heartbeat Bill is on pause in the state of Ohio due to Planned Parenthood of Cincinnati launching a lawsuit in the appellate court. Judge Christian Jenkins ruled in favor of a preliminary injunction against the ban and filed a temporary restraining order, allowing  Planned Parenthood of Cincinnati to remain open and perform abortions up until 22-weeks (well

Caroline Wharton | September 27, 2022

GUEST POST: WORLD Magazine recently highlighted four young women who are working to end abortion. Biased, pro-abortion news media have focused lots of coverage on abortion following the overturning of Roe v. Wade in June. The stories they have not featured are those of the increasing violence against pro-life organizations and pregnancy resource centers. Or the pro-lifers courageous enough to continue the work of protecting the preborn

Caroline Wharton | September 23, 2022

The Pro-Life Generation is made up of passionate movers and shakers — not complacent watchers and waiters — and that is why only a little over a week after a pro-abortion judge in Ohio temporarily blocked the Ohio Heartbeat Law, a swarm of pro-life activists immediately responded. Here’s how Ohio Students for Life of America (SFLA) groups reacted to the

Caroline Wharton | September 22, 2022

Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Campaign for Abortion Free Cities (CAFC) recently went sidewalk counseling in Cincinnati, Ohio in order to offer life-affirming resources as an alternative for women and families headed into abortion vendors.   SFLA Ohio Regional Coordinator Jamie Scherdin shared how the Cincinnati CAFC group was able to connect with a woman through sidewalk counseling:   “I was praying

Caroline Wharton | October 11, 2023

GUEST POST: Students for Life of America (SFLA) recently met at the heart of Franciscan University for a mission that transcends the classroom: the fight for life. SFLA Ohio Regional Coordinator Jamie Curry — a dynamo of pro-life enthusiasm and energy who has been featured in the New York Times for her Ohio grassroots work — led our work, bringing