Brenna Lewis | October 19, 2021

    On October 2nd, Women’s Marches (many re-named “Rallies for Abortion Justice,” which is a lot more honest) descended upon many cities, bringing with them overtired abortion rhetoric and even violence towards pro-life attendees. 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 Generation showed up nationwide. 

Brenna Lewis | October 18, 2021

“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 most pivotal abortion case since Roe v. Wade kicks off at the Supreme Court, the Pro-Life Generation is all grown up and working

Brenna Lewis | October 13, 2021

  Just yesterday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the case Cameron v. EMW Women’s Surgical Center. The entire pro-life movement is very focused right now on another upcoming abortion case, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health, but this Cameron case is not insignificant. That is why our team went to the Supreme Court to rally in support. Here’s what you need to know

Stephanie Stone | October 13, 2021

  Yesterday, Students for Life of America rallied in front of the Supreme Court as hearings began for the Cameron v. EMW Women’s Surgical Center case out of Kentucky. Read more in our press release here.  The importance of this case is two-fold. In 2018, Kentucky’s government passed H.B. 454, which banned the violent second trimester dismemberment abortion. We know that

Kristi Hamrick | October 12, 2021

  “Abortion loving politicians often share a similar flaw – a dereliction in their duty to both the law and their constituents when it comes to defending preborn life,” said SFLA’s Kristan Hawkins. “The Supreme Court should allow Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron to do the job of Governor Andy Beshear, defending the state’s law intended to spare preborn infants a

Kristi Hamrick | October 8, 2021

  Ten years ago today, a fatal auto accident claimed the lives of two pro-life heroes and a sweet baby girl.   The evening of October 8, 2011, Jon Scharfenberger and a pregnant Kortney Blythe Gordon were traveling back from a Students for Life of America conference in Georgia. Kortney was SFLA’s Field Director, and she worked to activate, train, and mobilize pro-life groups on college campuses, building

Kristi Hamrick | October 4, 2021

“Every child, born or preborn, has the inalienable right to life given by God,” said Students for Life of America’s Executive Vice President Tina Whittington. “Students for Life of America stands with the hundreds of thousands of signers who call on the Supreme Court to do the right thing and protect the lives of the pre-born. The Pro-Life Generation will

Caroline Wharton | September 27, 2021

    Abortion has become America’s hottest topic for discussion on campuses, in communities, and in politics. With Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health being heard by the Supreme Court this year, it is a critical time to reach people about the humanity of the preborn. After all, this court case out of Mississippi has the chance to reverse Roe v.

Kristi Hamrick | September 21, 2021

  SFLA’s Standing With You Initiative Directly Confronts the Issue of Female Athlete Mistreatment by Those Pushing Abortion to Keep Players Right Where They Are    “What a shame that Megan Rapinoe and more than 500 female athletes don’t seem to know about their legal rights and the resources available to women experiencing pregnancy while competing,” said SFLA’s Kristan Hawkins. “Our Pregnant

Lori Cascio | September 16, 2021

  Now, more than ever, we need pro-life doctors and lawyers. Progress is being made and momentum is on our side… but these professions are on the front lines. And right now, they sadly lean heavily pro-abortion. We have to fight back and change our culture.   That’s why Students for Life of America (SFLA) is bringing medical and law