Caroline Wharton | December 22, 2022

GUEST POST: Imagine standing on a precipice, trying to keep your balance, and you look out and try to see as far as possible. The great beyond seems very blurry and distant; yet there it is, waiting for you. That is what it felt like this semester; the first semester in a Post-Roe America. I saw so much potential and

Caroline Wharton | December 20, 2022

Many in the pro-life movement have a huge heart for protecting the preborn, as well as their mothers, but they long for more opportunities to stand for life in meaningful ways beyond what they’re doing already. If your holiday wish is to find more opportunity further chances to serve the pro-life movement, Christmas has come early for you because Students for Life of America (SFLA)

Caroline Wharton | December 3, 2022

GUEST POST: When I brought Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Abortion Is Not Right Fall Tour to the University of California San Diego (UCSD), it was clear that we were not welcome on campus — and pro-abortion students were more than happy to try their best to kick us off.  I tabled with two female students and we faced

Caroline Wharton | November 11, 2022

GUEST POST: Since the reversal of Roe v. Wade in June, Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Campaign for Abortion Free Cities (AFC) initiative has been active in more than 25 cities across the country, employing unique strategies to end abortion at the local level. As more campaigns start and further develop, it is our student leaders and alumni who

Caroline Wharton | November 3, 2022

GUEST POST: Earlier this semester, the College of William and Mary’s Students for Life of America (SFLA) group, the Tribe for Life, set up the SFLA Abortion Is Not Right tour tabling display on campus — and within the first thirty minutes, pro-abortion students were outraged.   Our peers told us that we were not allowed to table, despite the fact

Caroline Wharton | October 31, 2022

If you’re upset that there still has been no justice for the many incidents of pro-abortion violence, we hear you — and we see another recent decision by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) as a reminder that, unfortunately, the abortion lobby often gets off scot-free. How exactly does this European example apply? Even after a crazy pro-abortion protestor

Caroline Wharton | October 26, 2022

GUEST POST: I recently had the opportunity to present a pro-life training to a church youth group, and I will never forget what happened afterwards. This story represents exactly why we in the pro-life movement do what we do — here’s what happened:   In the midst of building the coalition for the Naples Campaign for Abortion Free Cities, I

Caroline Wharton | October 25, 2022

As one of the nation’s largest pro-life organizations, it’s no surprise to read that our work is laser focused on abolishing elective abortions. However, a new op-ed by Students for Life Action (SFLAction) and Students for Life of America (SFLA) President Kristan Hawkins shares more issues at home and globally that she fears.   With only 14 days until the general

Caroline Wharton | October 25, 2022

GUEST POST: Our Post-Roe Cemetery of the Innocents kicked off with support and outrage, thumbs up and middle fingers, group sign-ups and murmurs — you name the reaction, we had it! We were reminded once again that it is easy to get the abortion conversation going when 1,666 crosses representing the number of daily abortions fill the center of campus.  

Caroline Wharton | October 25, 2022

Across the country, Students for Life of America (SFLA) groups recently participated in the 2022 National Pro-Life Chalk Day, and nationwide, members of the abortion lobby did their best to thwart these artistic representations of life — acting as though chalk was Public Enemy Number One. In case you missed seeing these vandalizations on the SFLA social media pages, here