Public Policy

Time To Replace Pro-Abortion NIH Leader:

WASHINGTON D.C. (12-14-18): The statements made today by National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Francis Collins in support of continued taxpayer funded research using the broken bodies of aborted infants “illustrate why an immediate personnel change is needed,” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins following comments from the NIH head. “It’s clear that the pro-life conviction of President Trump is not shared by NIH Director Collins, who should no longer be allowed to waste taxpayer dollars on inhumane fetal tissue research. Just this week, in hearings in the U.S. House we learned again that the broken bodies of aborted infants are not necessary for on-going research. We should no longer allow abortion vendors to profit from selling the body parts of infants who did not survive a visit to Planned Parenthood. A civil society does not traffic in human remains.”

Click here to read Hawkins’ statement related to the hearing this week.

To read more about Planned Parenthood’s trafficking in infant body parts and other abuses of the public trust, click here.

For interviews, e-mail Kristi at khamrick@studentsforlife.org

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Students for Life of America is the nation’s largest, pro-life, youth organization. Headquartered in Fredericksburg, VA, SFLA has more than 1220 groups on college and high school campuses in all 50 states.

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SFLA strives to create healthy, effective, and well-rounded student groups that are fighting abortion on multiple fronts. There are five areas of engagement that are crucial to abolishing abortion starting on campuses, in which healthy Students for Life groups should be participating.

Below are events that will effect PUBLIC POLICY for the well-being of preborn babies
and their mothers

Lobby Days

Meeting with Local Officials

Rally

March/Walk for Life

Calling/Letter Campaign

Door to Door Campaign

Petition Tabling

Town Hall Meeting

Public Policy

Below are events that will effect PUBLIC POLICY for the well-being of preborn babies and their mothers

Below are events that will effect PUBLIC POLICY for the well-being of preborn babies
and their mothers