Getting the Fairness in Women’s Sports bill out of committee was delayed last week and the Committee needs to hear from you TODAY. Kansans agree that women should have a fair playing field! And the Senate can do something about it! We’ve been talking about our number one priority for the rest of this session
THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT BILLS OF THIS LEGISLATIVE SESSION! The Fairness in Girls’ Sports bill (HB 1298) is currently in the Senate Judiciary Committee and will be voted on by the Senate shortly! It simply says that girls should always compete against girls in sports competitions. It’s just common sense. NOW is
“Biblical Citizenship Academy was not only the best seminar I have ever attended, but it was life changing. I learned more in one day about what is really going on and how I can do something about it than I have in from any other program.” Join us in Cartersville on May 8th to experience what
I recently spoke at an event hosted by the Students for Life club at the University of Jamestown. The purpose of the talk was to summarize national and state abortion statistics and laws, to explain who our organization is and what we and other organizations like us do to further the pro-life movement in North
The following OpEd by Brittany Jones and Elizabeth Patton was published by the Wichita Eagle on March 11, 2021. The past year has highlighted how important it is to bridge the opportunity gaps in our educational system. As these gaps were exacerbated by pandemic-related school closures, working parent, single parents, students, teachers, and thousands of
Fairness in Women’s Sports is going to be voted on in the Senate Education Committee TOMORROW. Let the committee know that you support Women’s Sports NOW! It’s easy on our Action Center. In the week in which the world recognized International Women’s Day, it is vital that we stand up today for Kansas women. Fairness
We’ve reached what is known as turn around week at the Kansas Capitol. It’s the week in which bills are supposed to be out of one chamber unless they have been made exempt. This means legislators are on the floor for hours at a time, trying to get bills passed out of their chamber. We’ve
The North Dakota Legislative Session is half over. What is the significance of this? It means that bills have all been heard in committee and voted on in their original chamber and have now passed to the other chamber. In other words, all bills that passed the House go to the Senate, and all those
This session has been all about standing up for women! First, with the swift passage of Value Them Both that if passed on a public ballot will ensure that women are not left alone to be exploited by the abortion industry. And now with a hearing on the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act to protect
Religious freedom and free speech are under attack on college campuses around the country, including right here in North Dakota. For example, on some campuses of the North Dakota university system, religious clubs are not allowed to require that its leaders agree with the club’s beliefs. This is unacceptable. The issue of free expression on
We have the right, privilege and obligation to speak into every aspect of our government. Our Action Center makes it easy for you to do that.