Greg Baker, Vice President of Church Engagement at The Family Leader in IOWA
Greg grew up in Earlham, Iowa, and is a 2009 graduate of the University of Iowa. His inspiration to make a difference in government began in his high school years. His passion stemmed from the strategy necessary to pass legislation and to win elections. But Greg’s pursuits in government were transformed READ MORE
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DATE: April 13, 2021
Wednesday, April 28th House 9:00 a.m. Senate 10:00 a.m.
Afternoon and/or evening sessions will be held as needed
Dates and times are subject to change
Dear Friends,
Newsweek just published this piece written by the Patients Rights Action Fund Executive Director, Matt Valliere, on the flaws in the New Mexico assisted suicide law. We ask that you circulate it so that people know how dangerous these laws are for vulnerable people. Thank you.
www.newsweek.com/new-mexicos-dangerous-discriminatory-assisted-suicide-law-opinion-1582512
Barbara L. Lyons
Coalitions Director
Patients Rights Action Fund
New Mexico's Dangerous, Discriminatory Assisted Suicide Law | Opinion
www.newsweek.com
Under laws like New Mexico's, our broken, for-profit health system offers some patients suicide prevention, and others suicide help.TODAY AT 1 PM
End Child Experimentation: Join Us LIVE
Every day, American children are the subject of a dangerous – and potentially deadly– medical experiment. The experiment involves stopping the natural progression of puberty, introducing cross-sex hormones, and potentially removing or preparing to remove healthy body parts.
Among the potential long-term side effects? Sterilization, and even higher rates of suicide.
This is not medicine; this is manipulation, malpractice, and abuse.
That’s why we at Family Policy Alliance are so grateful for the work of our friends in Arkansas who successfully got the first-in-the-nation Save Adolescents from Experimentation (“SAFE”) Act into law! This law protects minors from these dangerous medical experiments, while leaving open real health care options.
JOIN US LIVE today at 1 PM ET as we discuss the SAFE Act and what YOU can do to help protect children!
YOU’RE INVITED
Ending Experimentation on Children:
Introducing the Arkansas SAFE Act
TODAY, April 13, 2021
1 PM ET / 12 PM CT / 11 AM MT / 10 AM PT
Join the livestream on Facebook: www.facebook.com/familypolicyalliance/posts/10164965767145150 or YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMDOYFODmnI
Join Family Policy Alliance CEO Craig DeRoche for an engaging conversation with Arkansas state Representative Robin Lundstrum (House sponsor of the SAFE Act) and Jerry Cox, President of Arkansas’s Family Council! Get the inside scoop on Arkansas’s groundbreaking new law, hear the TRUTH about this critical issue, and learn what YOU can do NOW to protect children!
Guests:
Rep. Robin Lundstrum, the House sponsor for the SAFE Act, is an alumna of Family Policy Foundation’s Statesmen Academy, an elite training program for Christian legislators. In addition to her public service, Rep. Lundstrum is a local small business owner, holds a doctorate in Health Sciences, and was formerly an assistant professor at John Brown University. She has been the recipient of awards from both the Family Council (AR) and the Little Rock Division of the FBI!
Jerry Cox is President of Arkansas’s Family Council, which he founded in 1989. He has led successful efforts in Arkansas to prevent the use of public funds for abortions, define marriage as the union of one man and one woman, and pass the Arkansas Adoption and Foster Care Act. He and his wife reside in Little Rock and are the parents of four sons. We are grateful for our friendship with Family Council!
We hope you can join us for this important conversation.
Be sure to share with friends!
Meridian Baldacci
Policy and Communications Strategist
Is the NCAA's Latest Statement the Kiss of Death For Women's Sports?
The NCAA announced Monday that it “unequivocally” supports transgender student-athletes and will no longer allow championship events to be held in states that protect female athletes. The Board of Governors cited its commitment to “values of inclusion and fair competition.”
townhall.com/tipsheet/leahbarkoukis/2021/04/13/ncaa-will-pull-events-from-states-that-protect-fem...
NCAA Will No Longer Allow Championships to Be Held in States That Protect Female Athletes
townhall.com
The NCAA announced Monday that it “unequivocally” supports transgender student-athletes and will no longer allow championship events to be held in states that protect female athletes. The Board of Governorsfair competition? Certainly not for the women in sports
