GUEST POST: In an age where every month, week, or day is dedicated to a new social movement, policy debate, or favorite food, it can be tough to keep it all straight. To a member of the Pro-Life Generation, however, October should be an easy one to remember: Respect Life Month.  The origins of Respect Life Month date back to

Just more than a year after the reversal of Roe v. Wade, we need to carry pro-life momentum to our states and our campuses. That’s why Students for Life of America (SFLA) is launching our Five Year Plan to start groups at all colleges across the country. That’s right — every single one.   We’re teaching students that being pro-life

“The Pro-Life Generation is not going to allow virtue-signaling pharmacy CEOS to hijack our corner drugstores into becoming distribution centers for death-on-demand without a fight,” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “Chemical Abortion Pills pose a huge threat to our communities, and our nationwide network of young pro-life activists will be standing up together to say ‘no

GUEST POST: Without question, 2022 was a huge year for the pro-life movement. Roe v. Wade was reversed, and America took its first major step towards abolishing abortion in this lifetime. But the ending of Roe is not the end of our fight. Abortion is still legal in many states, and lives are still lost to abortion violence every day.  In order to create

GUEST POST: Time for a pop quiz: Do you know if your school has diaper changing stations in their bathrooms? Is there maternity parking or lactation rooms? What are the classroom policies regarding excused absences for pregnant and parenting students? Is there a babysitting program at your school?  These are only a few questions pregnant and parenting students are seeking

GUEST POST: In light of the reversal of Roe v. Wade creating a further need for pro-life action, Students for Life of America (SFLA) recently hosted a nation-wide webinar to teach students how to start their own SFLA groups at their schools. Participants heard from student guest speakers, discussed questions in breakout sessions, and played Kahoot! at the July 27

Now that Roe v. Wade has been reversed, we need to carry our pro-life momentum to our states and campuses, and that means that now is the time to roll up our sleeves and really get to work. After all, being pro-life is more than liking a few social media graphics; it requires real courage, knowledge, and action — but

  This July, Students for Life of America hosted online “Claim Your Campus” trainings on the East and West Coasts. Students were taught how to start their own Students for Life groups at their schools. Participants heard from guest speaker Autumn Lindsey, played Kahoot!, and collaborated to problem solve. The “Claim Your Campus” training also spotlighted several student guests who shared their

  Being pro-life is more than liking a few social media graphics. It requires courage, support, leadership, and knowledge. Students for Life is the best place to grow in all of these areas! We work with over 1,200 pro-life student groups at schools across the nation. If your school is not one of them, it is time to change that.   Register

  Mathew Mesa is the president of the Students for Life group at Cal State Long Beach.  When other students on his campus organized a pro-choice event, Mathew and his group decided to attend and provide a pro-life presence. Mathew shared: Today, we attended our school’s “Reproductive Justice as a Human Right” event featuring feminist Loretta Ross. In a nutshell,