Following the miraculous birth of Adriana Smith’s son, Chance, born at just one pound and 13 ounces, Students for Life of America (SFLA) and our Standing With You (SWY) initiative arranged delivery to the hospital of $24,415 in donations, raised during the past month. The Pro-Life Generation from across the country worked together to help cover the Georgia mother’s expenses and support her son Chance’s continued care in Emory Hospital Midtown’s Neonatal

Standing With You (SWY) thanks all the amazing student groups that carry the torch for pregnant and parenting students every year on campus. These groups have truly shined in their supportive service work, and we wanted to highlight what they’ve accomplished this year!   January’s Standing With You Student Group of the Month was University of Notre Dame Right to Life! 

By: Stephanie Stone  Sometimes, walking alongside a student mom can become a personal commitment. Fostering a community of support and being that village for a mom in need can make all the difference!    As a full-time working and evening student mom of two, I can attest to the importance of community in the most crucial moments of a young mom’s

By: Stephanie Stone A key part of supporting student parents & saving preborn babies is making sure young parents in school are aware of the resources around them on campus. That’s where the Standing With You Scholars Fund comes in!   The goal of this initiative is to provide a pathway to success for every pregnant and parenting student. In addition

Balancing the demands of college life is challenging on its own—but when you add parenthood into the equation, the obstacles can feel overwhelming. The Standing With You Scholars Fund was created to support pregnant and parenting students who are determined to pursue their education while raising a family.    The Scholars Fund works to empower and educate pregnant and parenting students

GUEST POST: Jamie Curry It feels like just yesterday when I saw that positive pregnancy test. Although excited, I worried about how to work and provide for this little life in my womb. It’s no secret that many women understand this concern.    Will they become stay-at-home moms or “working” moms? Will some work part-time or on the weekends?    For me,