As the abortion debate heats up, many issues, including our stances on IVF and Trump’s 2024 abortion statements, thrust Students for Life of America’s name into the spotlight. In particular, birth control set the media ablaze, especially with this recent tweet from Ben Zeisloft, The Sentinel editor. This time, however, Snopes vindicates what we’ve been saying all along: hormonal birth

On my 23rd birthday, Taylor Swift announced her upcoming “Eras Tour” on Good Morning America. I also posted an article wishing her a happy birthday while sharing my own birth story and how my life seemingly connected to her as one of her biggest “Swifties.”   READ: Welcome to 33, Taylor Swift; It’s Been Waiting For You!  This week marks

Students for Life of America (SFLA) trains the Pro-Life Generation to become life-affirming forces for good in their communities and on their campuses, and we see the fruit of this labor time and again. One such example was recently highlighted at The Daily Signal, as an anonymous author wrote about her own experience of becoming unexpectedly pregnant and anxious before

GUEST POST: Motherhood begins at conception and continues for a lifetime, and in the early days, a big part of caring for babies unique to moms can be breastfeeding. It’s not as easy as people might assume, especially when real life and work enter the picture. But countless mothers undertake that kind of effort to feed their babies by breast feeding, even as

GUEST POST: I’ve been a pro-life activist working with Students for Life of America (SFLA) and Students for Life Action (SFLAction) for nearly five years , and I was blessed to see Roe v. Wade reversed this June when I was seven months pregnant. Becoming a mother in a Post-Roe America has been a beautiful experience thanks to the culture

With the pro-life movement consistently winning, the abortion lobby’s  ship is sinking and their strategy to stay afloat keeps getting dirtier and dirtier. As an apt example of their shady scheming, Google recently changed the definition of “fetus” in a way which seems only intent on supporting the pro-abortion narrative. While this isn’t necessarily surprising considering misinformation is how the

Blog by Samantha Kamman. For the last 40 years, the “14-Day rule” has provided some regulation on unethical experimentation on embryonic human children. Under the limit, scientists cannot allow human embryos to develop beyond two weeks in their lab. But according to a report from Technology Review last March, The International Society for Stem Cell Research is working to revoke