Misinformation and fearmongering are the abortion lobby’s cup of tea, but Students for Life of America (SFLA) is here to spill it: it’s a flat-out falsehood that expectant women and families don’t have resources available to support them. In fact, it was found in June 2022 that, by a ratio of 14 to one, pregnancy resource centers outnumbered Planned Parenthood

Being pro-life on campus is no cakewalk — just ask the leader of the Pro-Life Generation who encourages and stands by students as they regularly get cut down for their life-affirming beliefs. In a new op-ed published at the Washington Times, Students for Life of America (SFLA) President Kristan Hawkins acknowledged the bravery of pro-life students going into the 2023 – 2024

GUEST POST: Those who recognize the truth that abortion is the slaughter of the innocent and vulnerable and that all life deserves protection understand the obligation to stand in resistance. This is why my friends and I began the process of starting a Students for Life of America (SFLA) group at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) in the

“This poll has two important takeaways for Americans: don’t believe everything you read and always read the whole story. If you listen to the pro-abortion mainstream media, it sounds like our country has become overwhelmingly more supportive of abortion since the reversal of Roe v. Wade… except that’s not what these numbers show at all,” said Students for Life of America

When faced with an unexpected pregnancy, the pro-life movement encourages women and families to seek life-affirming resources that don’t include abortion. Some life-affirming resources for parents that are unable to raise their child include Safe Havens, foster care, and adoption.  While Students for Life Action (SFLAction) and Students for Life of America (SFLA) recognize reforms are needed to better the foster care and adoption systems,

Unless you exclusively read The Washington Post, you probably have seen or read content about the recently passed National Celebrate Life Day because coverage of this celebration was huge. While the Post did run a piece about the pro-abortion Women’s March on the anniversary of Dobbs, the news outlet somehow failed to see the nearly 5,000 pro-lifers out in full

“The anniversary of the Dobbs decision is a special day for the pro-life movement as it commemorates both the end of the unconstitutional Roe decision and the beginning of a new era in which the Culture of Life can take root in America again,” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “I am excited to celebrate this day alongside my peers, nationally recognized leaders, who have been instrumental partners in achieving life-saving progress, and we’re not finished yet. On Saturday, the

“When Roe v. Wade was reversed last summer, many speculated that the decision led to hard times ahead, especially on usually abortion-friendly campuses. We’ve seen violence and vitriol like never before as the violence of abortion becomes the violent actions of abortion supporters. Now one year later, Students for Life of America (SFLA) reports a spike in pro-abortion discrimination accompanied with an

GUEST POST: I’ve always been pro-life, but during my first month of college, I began to feel a very specific calling into the pro-life movement. At Grand Canyon University (GCU), there was no pro-life group, but it seemed as if everywhere I went, I was hearing stories of people who had experience with abortion. I decided to start a pro-life

GUEST POST: Kelsey Hazzard graduated from the University of Miami in 2009 and the University of Virginia School of Law in 2012. She was the founder and president of her Students for Life group at University of Miami and an officer of her group at University of Virginia School of Law.   Additionally, she was a member of the very first