When pro-abortion students can’t defend their beliefs with dialogue, they often resort to insults, harassments, or even attacks on our staff and students.   That’s exactly what happened at the University of Colorado Denver when SFLA staff member Mia Akins showed up for a scheduled stop on Students for Life’s Chemical Abortion Hurts tour, planning on discussing the dangers of Chemical Abortion Pills for

Like most field team members at Students for Life, I am no stranger to pushback and disrespect from those with opposing views. But while we expect this behavior from angry pro-choice students, it’s extremely disappointing to hear this from staff at public universities who should, at the very least, support the right to free speech.   On Tuesday morning, I arrived at the campus of Valencia College in Florida prepared to

Hosting a speaker on a college campus is normally easy for student groups. In fact, it’s often encouraged by colleges, who claim to support the promotion of diverse ideas.   That wasn’t the case for my Horns for Life group at the University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin), where I’m currently a student.  When our group heard news of the opportunity to host Students for Life’s “Do Women Need Abortion Tour,” featuring Dr. Bruchalski, a

On Tuesday, several Students for Life staff journeyed to the campus of Albion College, Michigan, where our plan was to set up a Cemetery of the Innocents display — a display commemorating the 1,102 babies killed by Planned Parenthood every day in the U.S. We’re used to encountering resistance on college campuses. But at Albion, that resistance was so extreme

Every year, Students for Life (SFLA) speaking tours stop at dozens of campuses across the country to spread our message. We’re able to do that because of the First Amendment, which protects our right to free speech. Unfortunately, that doesn’t mean that speech is “free.” Instead, thanks to the Left’s culture of violence, SFLA must spend hundreds of thousands per

Facts don’t care about your feelings, and many abortion supporters, unfortunately, don’t care about facts — or being respectful of others. In an increasing number of cases, the facts actually make the abortion lobby flip out and act aggressively. That’s what we saw at Harvard University when an abortion supporter actually chose flipping our table over to finding common ground in discussion.   READ: Students for Life’s “All Human Life is Valuable” Tour Meets HOSTILITY at Harvard As part of Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Fall 2025 All

“The Left keeps reaching into the same bag of tricks,” said Kristan Hawkins, President of Students for Life of America. “When they can’t win the argument, they resort to intimidation and violence. But the Pro-Life Generation won’t back down. We will continue to stand boldly for truth, engage in respectful dialogue, and change hearts and minds, not just in solidarity with our friend Charlie Kirk,

Many pro-life Americans must fight to protect their free speech rights. Pro-lifers continue to challenge unjust laws, policies, and procedures that infringe upon our Constitutional rights, especially since the former Biden administration’s increased weaponization of the Clinton-era FACE Act.  READ: America Must NOT Regress to Prosecuting Pro-Life Thought Crimes: JD Vance Delivers Free Speech Warning in Europe   No one knows

When President Donald Trump took office for the second time in January 2025, it marked an era of greater possibility for the pro-life movement, yet violations of pro-life free speech rights remain a constant challenge even in post-Biden America, as NPR recently discussed in a story featuring Kristan Hawkins, President of Students for Life of America (SFLA).    READ MORE: SIGNED,

After Winthrop University denied Riley Dill a Students for Life of America (SFLA) group for being “too emotional a topic,” Dill bravely stood up for her pro-life free speech rights. With the help of SFLA’s legal counsel, Dill walked away from the situation with a swift victory and is now the president of Winthrop Students for Life!    “I’ve heard many