Christian Alan is a filmmaker from the number one public university in America, University of California Los Angeles, and part of the new class of Hildegard Art Fellows with Students for Life of America. While he’s worked in many production spaces ranging from theater to television, his proudest piece of work has been creating the teen-parenthood drama, now known as

Societies often wrestle with solutions to the big questions to better create order in the chaos. Questions like:  “What is the meaning of life?”  ”How does a nation protect its people?”  “What is a woman?”  The list goes on. Recently, a news article from Stat News focused on a study conducted by KFF, an independent health policy research publication, that

After the Oscars, Hollywood traditionally recirculates all the films connected to the winners. In the Category of BEST MOVIE NEVER TO WATCH is Poor Things, an R-rated production that reminds you that what passes for entertaining in the shabby world of Tinsel Town can be a real nightmare. Warning, the spoilers you’re about to read can really turn your stomach.

After abortion extremists heard President Biden’s State of the Union speech, imagine Students for Life of America’s shock when they sobbed about Biden not being radical enough on abortion.   AP reports that, “Reproductive freedom took center stage during Biden’s State of the Union address, but abortion rights advocates had mixed reactions, raising concerns about the president trying to capitalize

Amidst the varied shouting, mumbling, and slurred whispers from President Biden, his State of the Union address was a misleading endeavor, which completely ignored the often undiscussed, but critically important, mental health risks associated with abortion.   When Biden paraded out Kate Cox, a mother who sued Texas, lost, and got an abortion in a different state, it’s a symbolism of what

In a Fox & Friends Segment, Students for Life Action President spoke with Fox host Rachel Campos-Duffy on the health hazard for those who watch President Joe Biden’s annual State of the Union address, a long and disjointed pitch for more abortion in America.   Rachel: “I’d like to get your reaction to the State of the Union speech and leave some time,

YouTube’s attempt to be informative may have bitten them in the rear.   With the trending practice of correcting any misleading information online, YouTube makes sure to correct their content creators and give “context” if their message doesn’t align with the mainstream narrative.   Turns out, YouTube’s the one that needs correction.   Sixteen attorneys general from multiple different states demanded YouTube remove

Abortion extremists who declare their undying commitment to women’s health and nonbiased science have no issue with sloppy science and lack of abortion safeguards.   The New York Times showed a study reporting that at least one in six abortions, around 14,000 a month, was conducted via telehealth from July through September. WeCount of the Society of Family Planning, a research

“We understand the desire to support parents hoping for a child, but it’s an overreaction to a troubling situation to allow the sometimes-sloppy Invitro Fertilization industry a get-out-of-regulation free card,” said Students for Life Action President Kristan Hawkins. “This law should have been rejected for its overreach. Remember how this began? An IVF business allowed someone access to three families’

Oh, Chemical Abortion Pills, how do we hate thee? Let us count the ways.  Maybe that’s not quite how the sonnet goes, but Students for Life of America made a list anyway. For women, Chemical Abortion Pills are what nightmares are made of and gives sexual abusers and sex traffickers a free pass. The only people who gain anything are