As most schools wrap up the fall semester and 2023 comes to an end, ‘tis the season for looking back — and as we do so, we remember all the free speech trials the Pro-Life Generation had to bravely face when exercising their First Amendment rights. From the very beginning of the year to even just recently, Students for Life

SFLA’s Demetree Institute for Pro-Life Advancement team surveyed EVERY faith-based, 4-year College and University, finding a few winners but a losing trend overall, post-Dobbs “Especially at Christmas time, it’s disappointing to see so many faith-affiliated institutions fail to teach the students about the irreplaceable value of every life, born and preborn,” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “Cultural

GUEST POST: This Christmas season, the Pro-Life Generation is celebrating the 697 Christian colleges and universities across the country who uphold the basic biblical principle that life begins at conception by not promoting Planned Parenthood or the abortion industry. Sadly, it’s not all yuletide and merriment: 70 other Christian schools are officially on this year’s Naughty List, having varying degrees

GUEST POST: As the 2023 fall semester concludes, Students for Life of America (SFLA) is proud to announce our December 2023 Group of the Month: The Students for Life at ETSU!   Based at East Tennessee State University, this pro-life group is full of cheerful and hard-working students who are determined to build a culture of life in their local

The pro-life movement lost a courageous warrior recently with the passing of Reverend Dean Nelson, and Students for Life of America (SFLA) mourns the loss as Rev. Nelson was more than just a partner; he was a true friend — to both the Pro-Life Generation and every vulnerable woman and preborn baby. SFLA President Kristan Hawkins spoke out on her X (formerly

The Students for Life of America (SFLA) blog produced a lot of content in 2023 to keep the Pro-Life Generation informed on legislation, court decisions, free speech, pop culture, and general apologetics — and as the year wraps up, we’re seeing that our readers’ have a diverse taste and appreciate the variety. Here are the top five favorite articles viewed

A recently filed pro-abortion lawsuit in the state of Kentucky has got us experiencing serious déjà vu, and we can’t be the only ones. An anonymous woman has sued to have the right to abort her child in the Bluegrass State, and the whole thing is eerily similar to a landmark abortion decision: the infamous and recently reversed Roe v.

GUEST POST: As many prioritize spreading peace and light in the Christmas season, Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) Campaign for Abortion Free Cities (AFC) initiative is doing the same with a recent “Home for the Holidays” event in Texas. This outreach looked to enlighten the local community on life-affirming resources near them in a fun, seasonal way, and many

GUEST POST: About a year and a half after Roe and Casey were reversed, fourteen states have now enshrined protections for preborn life in law, thanks to their pro-life legislatures. In the state of Texas, however, we have just seen the first (likely of many) legal challenges to these life-affirming state measures. Here’s what you need to know:   Plaintiff Kate

Despite global preparation for the celebration of Christmas this year, one college in New York has decided they’re opting to celebrate abortion instead — isn’t that jolly ironic? During this time in which Christians commemorate the birth of Baby Jesus, reports show that Barnard College has chosen to instead applaud the fact that, through the violence of abortion, many preborn