Posts by Natalie Clarke
Critical Parental Rights Legislation Introduced In South Carolina Legislature!
We are excited to let you know that three powerful bills have been introduced in the South Carolina legislature. All of these bills will protect parental rights in South Carolina and will make South Carolina the 16th state in the nation to enshrine in state law that parental rights are fundamental! H. 3197, The Parental…
Read MoreAction Alert: Please Ask Your Virginia Senator to Support Reasonable Childhood Independence Bill
We’re excited to let you know that S.B. 1367, a bipartisan bill introduced by Senators Jill Vogel and Jennifer Boysko, has been introduced in the Virginia General Assembly! S.B. 1367 will protect innocent and loving Virginia families from being caught up in child neglect investigations. S.B. 1367 amends Virginia law to clarify that a loving…
Read MoreParental Rights Bill Introduced in Alabama
I first heard from Kenneth Paschal in March of 2011, when he was the Birmingham chapter president of the Alabama Family Rights Association. He was trying to persuade state lawmakers to pass parental rights legislation, and we were happy to lend our support to his efforts. Today, Kenneth Paschal is himself the state lawmaker, and…
Read MoreWe Need YOUR Help in Connecticut!
We need your help in Connecticut to pass a bill to protect innocent families from unnecessary and traumatic CPS investigations. We’ve worked with our allies across the political spectrum to pass “reasonable independence” laws in states around the nation, including Colorado, Texas, Utah, and Oklahoma. You can see our model bill here: https://parentalrightsfoundation.org/reasonable-independence-model/ We are…
Read MoreAction Alert: Call or Email to Support Reasonable Childhood Independence Bill
We’re excited to let you know that Senator Ben Hansen (District 16) has introduced L.B. 42, a bill that protects innocent families from being caught up in child neglect investigations. L.B. 42 was introduced January 5 and will be scheduled for a Judiciary Committee hearing, so we need your help. Please contact your senator and…
Read MoreParental Rights are Advancing in Pennsylvania!
We have been busy in Pennsylvania this year. With a lot of momentum behind us and a lot of opportunities ahead of us, we need your support to continue our vital efforts in your Commonwealth. First, we worked with allies from across the political spectrum to oppose House Bill 1737, which would have allowed Child…
Read MoreGreat Job, Massachusetts!
Great job! With your help, Senate Amendment 3030 (S. 3030) to House Bill 5034 went down to defeat when the session ended August 2 with neither the amendment nor the bill being adopted. We alerted you to S. 3030 in the last week of July because it would strip parents with religious convictions of the…
Read MoreTeachers Unions Are Wrong: Parental Rights Are NOT ‘Anti-Education’!
With a nod to the country classic, “The Night the Lights Went out in Georgia,” now we are celebrating the day they came back on! On April 28, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed into law House Bill 1178, the Parents’ Bill of Rights, preserving the fundamental liberty of parents to direct their child’s education and…
Read MoreUrgent: Action Needed to Protect Religious and Medical Vaccine Exemptions in Massachusetts
Urgent action is needed to protect religious and medical vaccine exemptions in Massachusetts. An amendment has been snuck into an economic development bill that would severely curtail the ability of a family’s trusted pediatrician to issue medical exemptions and would allow public and private schools to ignore a family’s religious exemption. This amendment could be…
Read MoreMajor Update on S.B. 866, Vaccine Consent for Minors
We have been updating you about a bill that threatens parental rights, Senate Bill 866. On June 16, due to the concerns raised by hundreds of thousands of California parents, grandparents, and concerned citizens like you, the California Assembly amended SB 866 to raise the age of children who can “consent” to vaccines without parental…
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