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GUEST POST: The abortion industry is panicking because very soon Roe v. Wade may no longer be the law of the land. Since the 1973 Supreme Court decision, elective abortion has been legal in all 50 states. If Roe heads to the chopping block soon, the abortion industry is no longer assured of a foothold in every state. It’s not that abortion will suddenly

  Co-Hosting the event, Students for Life of America to celebrate StandingWithYou.org, which compiles nationwide resources for free, non-violent abortion alternatives as part of a strategic plan to prepare for a Post-Roe America   “Every day, the pro-life community proves that we are here for women and their children, born and preborn, no matter how many times we’re accused of not caring,” said SFLA’s

As the Dobbs v. Jackson case is argued, Students for Life Salutes what Politico said: ‘A post-Roe strategy’: The next phase of the abortion fight has already begun  “We’ve had a post-Roe strategy for the last 15 years,” said Kristan Hawkins, the president of the anti-abortion group Students for Life of America. “Now is when the rubber will meet the road.”  MEDIA ADVISORY: For commentary

“Despite efforts by the mainstream media and Big Tech to keep pro-life conversations out of the mainstream, the anti-abortion position is more popular today than ever,” said Students for Life of America president Kristan Hawkins. “As the most pivotal abortion case since Roe v. Wade kicks off at the Supreme Court, the Pro-Life Generation is all grown up and working

  On January 22, 1973, seven men on the U.S. Supreme Court struck down more than 30 state bans on abortion, and legalized abortion in all 9 months of pregnancy, for whatever reason, across the United States. Regardless of whether you know their names, these historic decisions, Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton, have affected your life. Abortion advocates argue that legal

  “This effort to make sure that abortion up to birth are allowed in New Mexico won’t make the state a ‘Land of Enchantment,’” said SFLAction’s Kristan Hawkins. “Pregnancy is not a disease cured by abortion, which is practiced and allowed in New Mexico so far past babies’ viability, that New Mexico could call itself the ‘Land of Infanticide.’”    SANTA FE,

  Update Nov. 20th, 2020: The ROE act has passed in both the Massachusetts House and Senate. It heads now to the Governor’s desk. You can still take action below.  Both sides are aware that a post-Roe may be among us. When that happens, the decision regarding abortion laws will return to each individual state, including pro-choice states. Massachusetts is the

SFLA & SFLAction Celebrate the Passage of Louisiana Amendment 1: “Voters Must be Free to Decide their Own Laws, not Judges.” “Voters in Louisiana sent a clear message with Amendment 1 that they want to decide their abortion laws, not unelected judges,” said SFLA/SFLAction’s Kristan Hawkins. FREDERICKSBURG, V.A. and BATON ROUGE, L.A. (11-03-20) – Louisiana voters passed Amendment 1 by large

  Earlier today, President Trump made a big move to help children in foster care by signing an executive order that aims to strengthen America’s child welfare system in three key areas: 1.       Improving Partnerships: This order will encourage robust partnerships between state agencies and public, private, faith-based, and community organizations. 2.       Improving Resources: This order will improve access to adequate resources

Students for Life in Indiana recently joined with other pro-life groups, including Right To Life of Indianapolis and Susan B. Anthony List, for training and advocacy at the state capitol in Indianapolis. The students received public policy training and spoke to legislators about the importance of policies supporting paid family leave for women coping with a miscarriage. They also spoke