GUEST POST: Despite Campbell University being a “Christian” institution, pro-abortion extremism is spread everywhere, even by professors — and that’s why my Students for Life of America (SFLA) group and I work hard every day to promote a culture of life. I’m extremely proud of the work we’ve done as we had conversations about abortion with more than 1,000 students

Students for Life of America (SFLA) is proud to accept amazing students, like Chole Kramer, a senior at North Dakota State University, into our leadership programs through the National Leaders Collective. For the 2023-2024 school year, Kramer will be a part of the Student Spokesperson program, learning how to communicate effectively as a pro-life activist in both traditional media, as

GUEST POST: Students for Life of America (SFLA) is proud to accept amazing students, like sophomore Felipe Avila at The Catholic University of America, into our leadership programs through the National Leaders Collective. For the 2023 – 2024 academic year, Avila will be mentored and given new opportunities through the Student Spokesperson program as he learns advanced strategies for how

GUEST POST: As a pro-life activist at California State University Fresno, it’s important to fight for life everywhere but especially here in the Golden State because we are no longer a beacon for life. I often think about how pro-life change can be affected in this state, and to be a part of this change, I joined a Student Spokesperson

GUEST POST: Earlier this year, I was fortunate enough to march in the National Pro-Life March in Washington, D.C. It was the first national pro-life march since the reversal of Roe v. Wade with the Dobbs v. Jackson ruling, and many people were ready and enthusiastic. The energy of interacting with people that morning in January was electric, and there

GUEST POST: Imagine standing on a precipice, trying to keep your balance, and you look out and try to see as far as possible. The great beyond seems very blurry and distant; yet there it is, waiting for you. That is what it felt like this semester; the first semester in a Post-Roe America. I saw so much potential and

GUEST POST: At the heart of the pro-life movement exists the truth that all human life is valuable regardless of age, sex, ethnicity, size, location, level of development, political or religious beliefs, etc. This means that the lives of pro-life individuals (in how we treat ourselves and others) should be in contrast to the pro-abortion culture we live in.   If

GUEST POST: This weekend, the Women’s March hosted protests or “Women’s Waves” in over 383 cities nationwide with over 11,000 participants signed up to protest – and I wasn’t  one of them. Why not? I do fit the bill as I’m a young woman in college, but the Women’s March has made it very clear that as a pro-life woman, I

GUEST POST: As a Students for Life of America (SFLA) Student Spokesperson, I am so happy and grateful when I have the opportunity to speak up for life in different settings. Recently, I had the honor to join the 40 Days for Life campaign in Virginia Beach, Virginia at their kickoff rally as the keynote speaker. Here’s a look at

  This May, the next five students were chosen to represent the Pro-Life Generation as SFLA Student Spokespersons! These students are next-level leaders who will spend the year learning to communicate the pro-life message on a national platform by working one-on-one with pro-life experts in their field of interest. Each brings a unique story and set of skills to the position, and we can’t wait to