When my Students for Life group at Central Michigan University met earlier this semester to plan a chalking event to bring awareness to our organization and beliefs… I was beyond excited. But I was new. Little did I know just how much I would learn about the struggle of pro-life movement from this simple event. Later and armed with

  This fall, Students for Life of America has unveiled our newest project: a virtual reality video that shows the horror of surgical abortions. This video is a part of SFLA’s fall tour, See Me Now, and will be used at more than 160 college campuses nationwide. The purpose of this tour is to show students the ugly reality that

    Abortion has become America’s hottest topic for discussion on campuses, in communities, and in politics. With Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health being heard by the Supreme Court this year, it is a critical time to reach people about the humanity of the preborn. After all, this court case out of Mississippi has the chance to reverse Roe v.

  Students for Life of America’s See Me Now Tour is in full swing and making stops at campuses nationwide to expose the grim truth about first trimester abortion and its victims. At a stop at the University of Cincinnati, things took a turn for the worse as a pro-abortion mob formed and attacked SFLA’s Jordan Moorman and the display

  Abortion has many victims. Often their stories go untold, their pain is ignored, and their existence is overlooked. The victims of abortion deserve to be seen and their stories need to be heard. Abortion harms preborn humans, women, families, people with disabilities, men, lower income families, people of color, student athletes, underage girls, and more. We know that abortion disproportionately affects vulnerable groups,

  Guest post by Kathryn Schneider, President of Del Norte Students for Life in San Diego, CA In mid-April, our group tabled at our school’s “Club Rush” so that our peers could learn more about our club. We hoped to gain new members and start conversations about the pro-life movement. While we did gain a few members and some encouragement,

  Autumn Cramer, a junior at Cornell University and the founder of the Cornelians for Life group, hosted three nationally renowned pro-life speakers at Cornell University to jumpstart the conversation about abortion on her campus.   To foster engagement, Cornelians for Life hosted Kristan Hawkins, president of SFLA; Michele Sterlace, executive director of Feminists Choosing Life of New York and special

  I’m going to be honest: you’ll see me out there in my ‘I Am the Pro-Life Generation’ shirt at pretty much every activism event under the sun; however, I often refrain from wearing my pro-life shirts in my neighborhood. There’s something about being vulnerable around people whom you see all the time that makes issues like abortion even harder

  Over 300 students attended our National Apologetics Webinars this school year and learned how to better make a case for the pro-life position. These webinars prepared students for the difficult conversations that happen and increased their abilities to have pro-life conversations. Expert pro-life speakers like Jay Watts, Trent Horn, Steve Wagner, and Camille Pauley trained over 300 students on how to make effective pro-life arguments

  Guest Post by Chloe Folmar President of William and Mary’s Tribe for Life  In October, I was part of Students for Life’s SCOTUS Squad, living in Washington, D.C. and advocating for the confirmation of Justice Amy Coney Barrett. One of the highlights  during our time there was the Women’s March. As it approached the Supreme Court, other representatives for