Resources for Students 

Are you looking for ways to engage your peers and share your reasons for being pro-life, but you’re not sure where to start? HLA’s campus resources are made with you in mind! Do I Matter is the current edition of Human Life Alliance’s campus magazine, designed to engage your peers who may not have given much thought to the issue of abortion before reflexively picking a “pro-choice” label. This 16-page publication presents the facts about abortion, personal testimonies from real people, and responses to the most common arguments for abortion.

Check out our campus resources below, or explore all of Human Life Alliance's materials.

Campus Magazine

Do I Matter?

Get the current version of Human Life Alliance’s campus magazine today! Ideal for pro-life events and starting conversations with your peers. 

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Sticker

Love Them Both

The pro-life movement believes in loving mothers and their babies. This beautiful sticker is a great conversation starter—let your peers know how the pro-life movement loves them both! 

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Sticker

Abortion Pill Reversal Sticker

Put this sticker on your water bottle, laptop, or even your car to show that there is help for women who have taken the first abortion pill and are having second thoughts.

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Fact Card

Abortion Pill Reversal

You could help save a life! The abortion pill reversal regimen can stop the effects of the first abortion pill (mifepristone) if it is begun right away before the second abortion pill is taken. Help spread the word on your campus!

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Fact Card

First Eight Weeks

With a colorful image and description for each of the first critical 8 weeks of a pre-born baby’s life, the First 8 Weeks Fact Card is designed to not only tell people about but show them the dignity of human life. 

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Fact Card

No Harm Done?

Abortion providers claim they offer women a safe medical procedure. HLA’s new fact card asks, “Is there really No Harm Done?”

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