Going into the SFLA Fellowship program, I was looking for a group of like-minded pro-life student activists, a support system within the pro-life movement, and individual leadership growth. What I didn’t realize at the time is that I would get all that and more! I live in an upper middle class area with a well to do school and

  In January of 2019, I heard about SFLA’s Fellowships and was instantly interested in learning more. I wanted to be a fellow because I am so passionately pro-life and truly admire the work that SFLA does which made me want to be part of that.   During a Respect Life Week I organized for this fellowship, I witnessed my school stepping up when

  You remember Ruth.   Ruth is a student at Pikes Peak Community College in Colorado. Two years ago, she became pregnant. She didn’t know what to do. Her baby’s father was pressuring her into getting an abortion. Ruth came from a religious family, but she still contemplated getting an abortion. So Ruth scheduled an appointment at a Planned Parenthood in Denver. While

  This past fall, as our school’s Students for Life group began to plan our diaper drive event, we knew we wanted to provide resources to local parents in need.  So we set our sights on the national high school diaper drive record: 41,000 diapers.   We began by talking to teachers around the school, asking them to consider incentivizing their students to bring in diapers for the drive. We asked

  Even though stay-at-home orders are still in place in many cities, abortions are still happening. So the Pro-Life Generation has worked hard to make sure women are heard and helped in a way that encourages them that they (and their children) deserve better than abortion. Especially when Planned Parenthood is busy bombarding them with junk like this:  Last week,

Most of the time, pro-life advocates will never know the full impact of our efforts. A pro-choice person might change their mind about abortion because of a video we shared, or a pregnant mom might drive right past the abortion facility and never show up to her appointment because she saw a message of hope from someone standing on the

The COVID 19 pandemic has been difficult for all of us – especially for women who find themselves in an unplanned pregnancy and in need of support. In order to meet the needs of women in crisis, Students for Life of America is announcing the start of a National Baby Item Drive! This event is beginning this week and will end on Mothers’ Day. Our focus is

Just before the world was asked to stay inside, Marquette University’s Marquette for Life group completed their second annual Baby Box Project. This project emulates what Students for Life of America’s Supportive Services Pillar is all about – assisting mothers and families in need.    “Baby Box Project was our biggest effort this semester! We also did a Diaper Drive at a grocery store

The Students for Life group at the University of St. Francis has worked very hard this year to build bridges, find common ground, and create resources on campus that will help parenting students find success!  Their journey to assist pregnant and parenting students began when the group decided to join a “diversity roundtable” on campus. The goal of the meeting

Roe v. Wade is soon to fall, either directly if the Supreme Court reverses it, or indirectly, as President Trump’s pro-life federal judicial appointments continue to rule to allow states to pass pro-life laws, creating a de facto overturning of Roe. Kristan Hawkins, the president of Students for Life of America, recently had an op-ed published in the Washington Examiner that lays out a