Across the country, the discussion of what life will look like when Roe v. Wade is reversed has increasingly become a topic of debate. If Roe is overturned, abortion supporters argue that women will be left uncared for in their pregnancies. However, they couldn’t be more wrong because the pro-life movement is already deeply caring for preborn children and women, and we have

Are you a pro-life student in medical school or law school? Are you worried about how you’ll be able to stay true to your pro-life values in fields which are rampant with pro-abortion bias? Have no fear; that’s why Students for Life of America is here. Check out how we’re mentoring and training our young medical and legal professionals below. 

  In a huge turn of events for Virginia, the state took a big pro-life turn through the efforts of Students for Life of America fellowship students. These students joined efforts spearheaded by Students for Life Action (SFLAction), taking the time to go door knocking with SFLAction to encourage residents to vote pro-life first—and their grassroots efforts paid off.     Virginia’s election gained national attention with the chance to gain enough pro-life officials to reverse the state’s

    Ten Students for Life leaders spearheaded counter protests of Women’s Marches, or more accurately named pro-abortion marches, across the nation earlier in October. These top students took initiative in their own communities and their own cities to be a voice for the preborn and for pro-life women who were excluded from these events.   Leading a counter protest

  Students for Life of America (SFLA) is proud to report that eight former Students for Life group leaders have graduated from their Leadership Fellowships and accepted full-time positions in the pro-life movement (mostly with us!). These eight amazing pro-life leaders are… Mariah McCarron, SFLA, Regional Coordinator   Savanna Deretich, SFLA, Marketing Coordinator    Erin Quinn, SFLA, Strategic Partnerships Advisor  Miles Wiley, SFLA, Leadership Operations Coordinator   Faith Elwonger (Current fellow), SFLA, Regional

Guest Post by Kathryn Amdahl, SFLA Hildegard Art Fellow My name is Kathryn and I am a junior at Eastern Washington University studying Piano Performance. I was a Hildegard Art Fellow during the 2020-2021 school year. This SFLA Fellowship encourages student artists to incorporate our pro-life values into our art. As part of the Fellowship, each fellow does a special

  Johnny Lane, an SFLA Wilberforce Fellow, political science major, and student leader of Students for Life at California State University Fullerton, established a $500 scholarship for pregnant and parenting students on campus.   Johnny collaborated with a local chapter of the Knights of Columbus and Kolbe Charity group to raise the funds for the scholarship.   “I wanted to do this

  Gabe DiMartino, founder and president of Students for Life at John F. Kennedy High School, spearheaded the first ever Pregnancy Aid Donation Drive at his high school. The goal of the drive was to solicit donations for the local pregnancy help organization in Des Moines, Washington.  Gabe and the students at John F. Kennedy High School received two truck-fulls of donations that will go a long way

  This past January, many were still unsure about COVID-19 and the safety of travel. As a result, the National Pro-Life March was made digital and the standard hundreds of thousands of pro-lifers who typically make the pilgrimage were left to carry out their own activism in their home cities. This was the case for Valeria Guerrero, an SFLA Stevens

  Guest Post by Annie Fitzgerald SFLA Christian Leadership Fellow On January 2020, I first shared my testimony of adoption at a high school pro-life retreat right before the March for Life. Sharing my own story ignited a passion for me and made me want to do more in the pro-life movement which is exactly why I decided to get