The debate over gender confusion is everywhere right now. Protecting the privacy and safety of women and girls in the most vulnerable spaces – locker rooms, showers and restrooms – is on the national stage. Kansas Family Voice is proud to work with the Family Policy Institute of Washington. FPIW has produced a series of
We deeply appreciate everyone who made our May 12 Gala in Wichita such a phenomenal success! You packed the room. We heard from Gov. Brownback and Atlanta Fire Chief Kelvin Cochran. Thank you for working with us in support of Kansas families.
We’ve compiled a list of elected officials who are standing against President Obama’s edict on bathrooms in public schools. You’ll find articles attached if you’re interested in reading more. Alabama Attorney General Opposes Article Arkansas Governor Opposes Article Idaho Governor, Lt. Gov., and Top Education Official Oppose Article Indiana Governor Opposes Article Kentucky Governor Opposes
Signs of hope are springing up all over the country, thanks to your support for Kansas Family Voice and your network of state allies. While Washington, D.C., remains mired in gridlock, encouraging victories continue to roll in at the state level. Here are a few of your victories achieved through Kansas Family Voice. Pushing back
The Obama Administration continued its overreach on Friday by issuing an edict declaring that all public school restrooms, locker rooms and showers should be open to members of either sex, based on a student’s declared gender identity. The statement included a threat to withhold federal funds from states that do not give in. It’s one
We want you to hear from Kate. We think her opinion matters. As we all consider the policy changes we’re seeing concerning privacy in restrooms and locker rooms, we think there are certain voices being ignored — perhaps on purpose. We encourage you to share Kate’s story to offer people a different perspective on this
North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory is under intense pressure from gay activists and now from the Obama administration. All because he signed a bill that protects women and children in bathrooms, locker rooms and other public accommodations. The U.S. Department of Justice is now suing the state saying it violated federal law. The DOJ is
Fifty-one families signed on to a lawsuit seeking to change a dangerous restroom policy enacted by a Chicago-area public school. It allows students to use the restroom of the gender which with they say they “identify.” It would give boys access to girls restrooms, locker rooms and showers. Township District 211 instituted the policy after
Kansas Family Voice is proud to work with nearly 40 state-based family policy councils, including The Family Foundation of Virginia. Victoria Cobb is president of the organization. This op-ed appeared in the Richmond Times-Dispatch. Stephanie is the adoptive mother of two girls who were sexually assaulted, each of whom suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. In
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