Middle fingers, glares from construction workers across the street, shouts of “you should be ashamed” as shoppers walked by – just another day at the D.C. Planned Parenthood.  Add to that, it was one of the first truly bitter cold days this season as winter approaches.  Great gusts of wind blew almost every time we tried to pray together or reach out to women.  Everything seemed to work against us, so our team

A few weeks back, to help women during this pandemic, Toledo Students for Life in Ohio were sidewalk counseling outside a local abortion facility. A woman from the community who was with their group was able to speak with one of the women leaving the facility and got her information. The sidewalk wasn’t crowded that day, so the students felt

Despite Family Pressure, Mom Chooses Life by Sarah Minnich, SFLA Upper Midwest Regional Coordinator We often say that abortion demonstrates a failure on the part of society to love and support women in need. This reality has become more apparent to my coworkers and myself as we began online outreach to abortion-minded women. The stories of these women are heart

  In a world that has gone almost entirely digital, Students for Life has taken our outreach online to reach abortion-minded women and provided them with resources, hope, and encouragement to choose life for their babies. Through our outreach, we have had 7 confirmed baby saves and over 200 women reached.   A trend we stumble upon in these women’s stories is the blatant

  In an effort to make sure that all women needing support are getting the help they need, Student for Life’s Regional Coordinators have gotten creative and are responding to women seeking help in online platforms. Karlie Lodjic, our Washington Regional Coordinator, was just about to close out of one of the platforms when a post caught her eye titled,

  In an effort to make sure that all women needing support are getting the help they need, Student for Life’s Regional Coordinators have gotten creative and are responding to women seeking help in online platforms. John Jourdan, our Pacific Northwest Regional Coordinator, was reading through a forum and saw a post that struck him.  A woman who was on birth control had

Over the course of the school year, Students for Life’s Pregnant on Campus Initiative: Collected over 418,500 diapers as well as other items like clothes, bottles, and much more; Hosted 243 baby drives; Raised more than $100,000 for pregnant and parenting students, including more than $41,940 for student scholarships; Reported 1,812 hours volunteering; Equipped 51 Students for Life groups to work with their school

  Even though stay-at-home orders are still in place in many cities, abortions are still happening. So the Pro-Life Generation has worked hard to make sure women are heard and helped in a way that encourages them that they (and their children) deserve better than abortion. Especially when Planned Parenthood is busy bombarding them with junk like this:  Last week,

Most of the time, pro-life advocates will never know the full impact of our efforts. A pro-choice person might change their mind about abortion because of a video we shared, or a pregnant mom might drive right past the abortion facility and never show up to her appointment because she saw a message of hope from someone standing on the

This week, the Students for Life team learned about another baby save that was cultivated through participation in our National TALK Campaign. Pro-life students across the nation have dedicated themselves to talking more about abortion in an effort to help their peers – especially their pro-abortion or undecided peers – understand the truth about abortion.   A student from Western