GUEST POST: Last year, my Students for Life of America group at Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota called “Culture for Life” prepared an event to put up 2,800 flags to represent the number of abortions performed every day. We put the flags up late in the afternoon, but we were required to take them down by the administration that evening

  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

  Students for Life of America has just wrapped up another month of our Campaign for Abortion Free Cities (AFC), and, this October, we saw a fruitful harvest for our labors. As part of the Campaign, pro-life students and community members in 20 different target cities nationwide engage in a variety of efforts to change hearts and minds about abortion as

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

  This weekend marks SFLA’s first annual National Leadership Collective, a massive gathering of 200 of the nation’s top pro-life student leaders. These rockstar students will undergo intensive training, formation, and activism opportunities that will prepare them to return to their campuses and make even bigger impacts for Life. On day one of the Leadership Collective, 17 students and 4

  Students for Life has a special group of students called The Effective Education Pillar Team. And they have been instrumental in changing the hearts and minds of pro-choice peers, despite the unique limitations COVID-19 restrictions have brought to college campuses. Many of our students’ pro-life events have been digital; however, that has not stopped this team from being able

The Students for Life groups in the Rocky Mountain Region of Colorado, New Mexico, and Wyoming have been itching to get back on campus so that they can continue to reach people with the pro-life message. Since that isn’t a possibility right now, SFLA’s Rocky Mountain Regional Coordinator, Christina Coffman came up with an idea. On Thursday, April 16th, she

“I am very open about my pro-life stance on social media. I have been attacked by friends, family members, and coworkers… Because I am so open, an old friend asked for my advice about being pregnant. Her friends were all encouraging her to get an abortion, but she came to me. Luckily, she has chosen life and is in contact