Brenna Lewis | November 6, 2020

  The University of Dayton is a Catholic school in the Marian tradition (the Society of Mary) located in Dayton, Ohio. As such, one would think the campus Students for Life group would be safe from the same sorts of discrimination and harassment students face at public schools. Sadly… no. The first week of November, the group, Flyers for Life,

Brenna Lewis | November 6, 2020

October means National Chalk Day—which actually takes place over several days—where students get to show off their creativity when it comes to communicating the pro-life message. With more reports of students participating, however, comes more incidents of vandalism, similar to other incidents we’ve recently seen. After being prevented from doing so earlier in the month due to snow, students at the Winona State University participated in

Brenna Lewis | November 2, 2020

  While student members of the Pro-Life Cajuns group at the University of Louisiana-Lafayette encourage voters with life-affirming chalk messages, they’re met with suppression and vandalism. Such is yet another attempt to silence pro-life students who want to use their voices to speak out in favor of the preborn, while also informing their peers about the issue. As the election quickly approaches, there are

Brenna Lewis | October 30, 2020

Students for Life has documented many incidents against pro-lifers—from harassment, to vandalism of sidewalk chalk displays, to assaults against staff members—and it’s downright dangerous how violent the abortion movement has become. Such violence doesn’t merely occur in the Untied States, though. After Poland’s Constitutional Court ruled abortions in cases of “a high probability of severe and irreversible impairment of the fetus or an incurable life-threatening disease,” to

Brenna Lewis | October 29, 2020

  Life-affirming sidewalk chalking is a popular and powerful method to communicate the pro-life message. Yet it is sadly it’s become common for such messages to be wiped away by abortion supporters, even if it means silencing those whom they disagree with. These vandals used to be cowards in the night, erasing messages then disappearing. Nowadays, that isn’t always the case.

Kristi Hamrick | October 22, 2020

In States from Alaska to Florida to Washington D.C., Students for Life and SFLAction celebrate the Judiciary Committee Sending Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the full Senate for a Confirmation Vote to the U.S. Supreme Court SFLA-SFLAction Engaged in 10-STATE Tour in support of a #Justice4Life; Face Violence from Abortion Zealots who Denounce ACB’s Faith and Family.   “Since 1973, supporting the

Brenna Lewis | October 17, 2020

One might think that an event called the Women’s March, where its speakers and attendees claim to be speaking for women, all women would be treated with respect. Angry protesters, however, couldn’t handle the presence of a viewpoint which dared to challenge their pro-abortion narrative. They couldn’t help themselves from committing harassment, assault, and vandalism. Our team members were pushed,

Mary Briganti | October 15, 2020

  Life Chain Sunday is known for its powerful, prayerful presence by thousands who stand in solidarity across the country to remember the preborn. Although groups are not always met with support, this event is generally a peaceful way to kick off Respect Life Month.  Not this year.   Winona Students for Life President Jamie Scherdin was interrupted and verbally harassed while making a social media post about the group’s presence at the

Brenna Lewis | September 17, 2020

  Sidewalk chalk is a favorite for pro-abortion vandals to destroy because they don’t actually have to defend themselves or face any sort of accountability. When pro-life students go out and chalk positive, life-affirming messages on campus, all the vandals have to do is wait until nightfall and ambush the artwork with a couple water bottles. Unfortunately, it feels like

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