GUEST POST: The day after the historic reversal of Roe v. Wade through the Dobbs v. Jackson ruling, the Pro-Life Generation did not stop to take a breather or a break — we just kept right on rolling towards an abortion-free America with the Campaign for Abortion Free Cities (CAFC). The CAFC set out with a group of more than

  I brought the See Me Now tour to Arizona State University’s campus, and even though I had been nervous about my first tour stop, it exceeded all my expectations and was a huge success.  We came on a Friday, and, as any college student knows, Fridays are typically a slow day on campus—but my SFLA group and I worked the campus hard.     Our labors produced the following

  The Students for Life team countered Women’s Marches nationwide on October 2nd. Unfortunately, an unprecedented amount of violence was directed towards us and the students we serve… but it wasn’t all bad. Despite a heavy load of negativity, we’re happy to report a few mamas helped and even some minds changed about abortion. Amidst Chaos, Three Pregnant Women Helped

By Mary Carmen Zakrajsek, Indiana Regional Coordinator for Students for Life of America Yesterday afternoon, I took high school students with me to downtown Indianapolis to do some pro-life door knocking. It was hot and humid, and people were just getting home from work.   Ben Ice, senior high school student and co-president of Westfield Students for Life, knocked on

At the beginning of this school year, we set out to have 250,000 conversations about abortion. The COVID-19 pandemic threw a big curveball at us, but we still managed to have tens of thousands of heart-changing conversations as part of this T.A.L.K. Campaign. The T.A.L.K. Campaign formally ends tonight, June 30th, at midnight… but we couldn’t wait to share some student stories! Here

Students for Life’s spring display tour, Heart to Heart, is all about first trimester fetal heartbeats. The human heart begins to beat by the 21st day after conception – something many people, especially abortion supporters, do not know. Intellectually-honest folks know that human life biologically begins at conception, but starting conversations about how heartbeats are undeniable a sign of life has

Changing the culture for Life requires us to have heart and mind changing conversations on campus. Abortion is a controversial topic. It can be uncomfortable to bring up and sometimes that discomfort can make starting conversations difficult. BUT we always must remember the impact our conversations can have. One conversation can change someone’s life forever! Abortion takes a human life