Caroline Wharton | March 16, 2023

GUEST POST: When I attempted to bring Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) campus tour to the University of Dayton last semester, I was denied entry within 24 hours of the scheduled event. Apparently, only student organizations were allowed to table on campus – a rule that wasn’t enforced for other groups. After pushback from my students, I was told

Caroline Wharton | March 8, 2023

GUEST POST: I recently brought Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) ‘This is Chemical Abortion’ tour display to Miami University of Ohio and countered the “Sex Week” being put on by the Office of Student Wellness. Our SFLA group on campus, the Miami Students for Life, and I were able to have more than 140 conversations while we were there,

Caroline Wharton | February 21, 2023

“We are grateful to the Bowling Green Police Department for effectively doing their jobs and protecting our pro-life free speech,” said Students for Life of America’s Kristan Hawkins. “Hopefully, this arrest will remind the intolerant abortion lobby that they cannot get away with such abusive behavior towards pro-lifers. Regardless, the Pro-Life Generation will continue speaking the truth in love wherever

Caroline Wharton | February 9, 2023

GUEST POST: Ohio State University (OSU) recently held two “reproductive rights” related events, one about the effects of the Dobbs ruling in Ohio and one called Plan Buckeye where the student government handed out free abortifacients. With less than 24 hours’ notice, the Students for Life of America (SFLA) group on OSU campus were able to gather a strong group

Caroline Wharton | January 24, 2023

The first Post-Roe National Pro-Life March in Washington, D.C. just recently occurred, and Students for Life of America (SFLA) showed up in full force to represent the preborn and vulnerable women. Bringing students and team members from across the nation, SFLA sent a strong message to our Nation’s Capitol through our presence — and also to readers and viewers nation

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

Jamie (Scherdin) Curry grew up in Janesville, Wisconsin and graduated from Winona State University after studying Psychology. Jamie grew up in a traditional Catholic household and was first exposed to pro-life activism in the sixth grade when she took part in a baby bottle drive at school. Going into her freshman year of college, she met her now best friend