By Stephanie Curry, Esq., policy manager for Kansas Family Voice The image above commands our attention as a powerful symbol of a government standing between Baby Alfie and life. This photo shows the British police guarding Alder Hey Children’s Hospital, the UK Hospital where Baby Alfie died over the weekend. The police were ostensibly there
Kansas Family Voice is proud to partner with Nebraska Family Alliance – one or over 40 state-based allies across the nation. Our allied family policy group in Nebraska just helped pass a new law allowing families to receive a commemorative birth certificate for a baby lost in a miscarriage. Though Florida passed a similar law
The Bismarck Tribune recently published a sobering article about sexual assaults in our state. The statistic that particularly grabbed my attention was the total number of sexual assault victims in North Dakota in 2017. In 2017, there were 1,500 victims helped for sexual abuse by crisis intervention centers across North Dakota, which is up from
By Stephanie Curry, Esq., policy manager for Kansas Family Voice Alfie Evans is only 23 months old, but he has been on life support in a UK hospital for nearly half of his young life because of a degenerative brain disease. The doctors at the UK hospital determined baby Alfie is in a vegetative state
The Delaware House could vote any day now on a bill that would push many minors towards transgenderism. Your quick help is needed to stop it! Senate Bill 65 is what is known as a “therapy ban.” It would ban professional counseling for children and teens who are struggling with their gender identity. But the
Dear Friends: In case you missed it – and you likely did given the lack of media coverage – students across America participated in a pro-life walkout last week. Locally, several students at Moriarty High School walked out of class at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday morning, joined by Bethany Janzen, Rocky Mountain Regional Coordinator for
Dear Friends, In my career, I’ve been underqualified for just about every job I’ve held. At 23, I was a “Life Direction Advisor” at a small college. Next, I was hired to manage a program on economics at a white-shoe think tank in Washington even though I had never studied economics, never worked in politics
We have good news and bad news to report on the stunningly bad Colorado bill that we told you about a few weeks ago. First, the bad news. House Bill 1245 — which essentially pushes sexually confused kids toward gender change — advanced through the state House, though that’s not a huge surprise considering the
Dear friends, On Saturday, the Kansas legislature adjourned for their annual spring break. They will return on April 26 for one final week of work before the end of the 2018 session. I wanted to update you on the progress Kansas Family Voice of Kansas made during the session, roadblocks we encountered, and what’s left
Hawaii Governor Ige will very soon decide whether or not to sign House Bill 2739 that would allow doctors to prescribe a lethal dose of drugs to anyone who has been “qualified” to end their own life. The so-called protections in this bill are weak and will do little to prevent abuses from taking place.
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