Now, more than ever, we need pro-life doctors and lawyers. Progress is being made and momentum is on our side… but these professions are on the front lines. And right now, they sadly lean heavily pro-abortion. We have to fight back and change our culture.   That’s why Students for Life of America (SFLA) is bringing medical and law

  This fall semester, amid COVID-19 restrictions and limitations, Students of Life of America (SFLA) was still able to successfully put on the Med and Law Speaking Tour with over 130 students in attendance. The focus of the tour is to spotlight the horrific impact of Chemical Abortion Pills, along with various topics covered by medical and legal professionals who have expertise in the pro-life movement.   Applications are still open

  Pro-life medical and law students face unique challenges on their campuses. In the 2019-2020 school year, the Med & Law Students for Life Initiative reached over 400 students with speakers from across the country on a wide variety of topics.   This year, speakers will focus on the impact of chemical abortions.  First trimester abortions account for 91% of all abortions… and

The Med & Law Students for Life Speaking Tour hosted 17 events this year, reaching over 400 students, both on campus and online. Even amidst the pandemic, medical and law students continued to discuss abortion virtually with medical and law professionals across the country. Schools like St. Louis University School of Law, University of Kansas School of Medicine, and Baylor College of Medicine facilitated events on Zoom, hosting speakers from all

  After 14 successful events on campuses around the country, the Med and Law Speaking Tour is going digital for the remainder of the spring semester. Monday, March 23rd, St. Louis University School of Law hosted Samuel Green from Alliance Defending Freedom to kick-off virtual presentations.   There are 2 upcoming opportunities for students in both fields, alongside undergrad students, to meet and hear from speakers who will address aspects of the medical and legal side of abortion that have

Pro-choice students at Cal-Poly University were understandably upset last week when Kristan Hawkins, president of Students for Life of America, came to campus. After all, how could pro-lifers be on their campus? Presumably, they were even more upset when they found out she was speaking on campus that night too! On Thursday, February 27th, Hawkins and Cal-Poly Students for Life set up

Students at California-Polytechnic State University filled a room to capacity, nearly 150 people, to hear Kristan Hawkins speak last Thursday as part of her Spring speaking tour. The topic of her speech, which she started delivering last Fall, is “Make Abortion Illegal Again: Helping Women and Families After Roe.” The room was not only packed to capacity, but students were still

Western Washington University is investigating vandalism after vandals destroyed chalkings by the conservative Young Americans for Freedom group on campus. The group had chalked numerous messages on campus, including pro-life messages such as, “Abortion is not healthcare.” YAF’s website reports, “Conservative activists in the Western Washington Young Americans for Freedom chapter stayed up all night monitoring their chalking display until

Vandals at the Cal-Poly in San Luis Obispo, California have stolen or destroyed hundreds of posters promoting Kristan Hawkins’ upcoming speech on Thursday, February 27th.  Hawkins’ is visiting campuses this Spring to continue her “Make Abortion Illegal Again” speaking tour. According to Kelsea Forward, the vice-president of Cal-Poly Students for Life, “Between January 22nd and February 19th, Cal-Poly Students for

 Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins returns to college campuses this week with her second round of appearances on the theme “Make Abortion Illegal Again.” This boldly-named speaking tour addresses the ways that abortion harms women, children – born and preborn – and society at large. The popular lecture tour launches this week at Notre Dame on Tuesday.