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Virginia: Call Now to Further Parental Rights Amendment
I need your help today to advance the Parental Rights Amendment to the U.S. Constitution in Congress. Could you take a moment to call or even line up a visit with your congressman to urge his or her support? The Parental Rights Amendment is currently introduced in Congress by Debbie Lesko (AZ) as House Joint…
Read MoreUrgent: Time Running Out on Alabama Parental Rights Bill
Alabama’s fundamental parental rights bill, House Bill 6, is running out of time and we need your help immediately. H.B. 6, championed by Rep. Kenneth Paschal, received bipartisan support in the House, where it passed by a vote of 87-8 (plus 7 not voting and 3 abstained) on May 24, and again in the Senate,…
Read MoreParental Rights Amendment to Louisiana Constitution to be voted on TOMORROW!
We are excited to let you know that the Louisiana House of Representatives is scheduled to vote on H.B. 152, a proposed parental rights amendment to the Louisiana Constitution, tomorrow (Tuesday) when they come into session at 1 PM. This powerful amendment, introduced by State Representative Beryl Amedee, will enshrine parental rights into the Louisiana…
Read MoreParental Rights Foundation President Will Estrada to Speak in Miami on Saturday
Parental Rights Foundation president Will Estrada is speaking at the 2nd Hispanic Homeschool Conference in Miami on Saturday, April 15. While this event is particularly directed toward Spanish-speaking families who are homeschooling or considering homeschooling, all are welcome. The conference will be held at the Double Tree by Hilton Hotel Miami Airport, 711 NW 72nd…
Read MoreYour Calls Made the Difference: Parental Rights Passes Committee!
We’re excited to let you know that yesterday, April 12, the Alabama House Judiciary Committee favorably reported House Bill 6 (H.B. 6), The Parental Rights Protection Act! This powerful bill, introduced by Representative Kenneth Paschal, will make Alabama the 16th state in the nation to protect parental rights as fundamental in state code. Constitutional law…
Read MoreAction Needed: Call Now to Advance Alabama Parental Rights Bill
House Bill 6 (HB6), the Parental Rights Protection Act, was pre-filed on January 20, 2023, by Representative Kenneth Paschal and 3 cosponsors. It has been placed on the House Judiciary Committee calendar for Wednesday, April 12, at 1:30 p.m. in Room 200. HB6 seeks to protect parental rights as a fundamental right in state code…
Read MoreParental Rights Passes Iowa Senate, On to the House
Great news! SF 496 passed the Iowa Senate yesterday on a vote of 34-16! Your calls made the difference! This bill, which will protect fundamental parental rights and require strict judicial scrutiny whenever these rights are infringed, was transmitted to the Iowa House last night, where it will go through a subcommittee and committee on…
Read MoreUrgent: Iowa Senate Votes TODAY on Parental Rights
SF 496, An Act Relating to Children and Students, is scheduled for a floor vote in the Iowa Senate TODAY, Wednesday, March 22. This powerful bill, with amendment number S-3097, will establish parental rights as fundamental in Iowa code, as well as provide parents and children with additional protections from government encroachment. Please contact your Iowa…
Read MoreUrgent: New Hampshire House Voting on Parental Rights Bill TODAY
H.B. 10, the Parents’ Bill of Rights, is scheduled for a floor vote in the New Hampshire House of Representatives TODAY, Wednesday, March 22. This powerful bill will establish parental rights as fundamental in New Hampshire, as well as provide parents and children with additional protections from government encroachment. Please contact your New Hampshire state…
Read MoreOK Parental Rights Coordinator Testifies for DOE Rules Change
On March 17, 2023, the Oklahoma State Department of Education held an open forum to allow public comment on proposed rule changes that would expand parents’ rights to be notified regarding sex education materials, including gender identity or sexual orientation, and that would strengthen language against encouraging minors to hide information from their parents. These rules…
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