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T.A.L.K. is a Wrap! And the Winners Are…

After 334 days of counting pro-life conversations, the T.A.L.K. Challenge and other Students for Life efforts have inspired 25,738 conversations about abortion. This brought our national Students for Life T.A.L.K. efforts to 209,423 conversations! Here’s the breakdown: We had 122,027 conversations through our TALK Digital efforts, targeting pro-choice and inactive pro-lifers mainly on social media with surveys and chats. 26,247 conversations came from our Regional Coordinators through mostly on campus outreach. 35,411 from Students for Life Action’s call campaigns and canvasing. And 25,738 from students joining our efforts and logging their conversations. This year’s T.A.L.K. Challenge brought an estimated 62,800 people further into the pro-life fold and planted seeds for

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Learn about Abortion

Learning about abortion, the biggest human rights injustice of our time, is the first step to making a difference. No single disease, event, war, or act takes more human life every year than abortion. But it can be hard to talk about. Our generation will abolish abortion – and that starts by changing one heart at a time. We’ll help you learn how.

Learn about abortion.

Learn about the abortion industry.

Start or Grow Your Group

We are so much stronger together than we are apart. When you come together with the other pro-life students on your campus, you can accomplish BIG things. Starting a Students for Life group on your graduate campus is easier than you think. We’ll show you how to do it.

Learn how to start or grow a group.

What You Can Do

Now that you’ve learned about abortion, it’s time to do something! You can stand up for the preborn in many different ways – whether you’re part of a Students for Life group or not (though we hope you are!). We have tons of ideas for what you can do, either as a group or as an individual, to protect life in your community.