CWA Fights to Keep Kids Safe Online
American families continue to tear apart as social media platforms become a breeding ground for the sexual exploitation of minors. Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC) CEO and
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American families continue to tear apart as social media platforms become a breeding ground for the sexual exploitation of minors. Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC) CEO and
“If the Biden administration won’t step up to protect women in our communities from violent illegal foreign nationals, Congress will,” wrote U.S. Congresswoman Nancy Mace (R-South Carolina 1st), sponsor of
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Congress took an important first step in making the internet safer for kids by passing the Kids Online Safety Act The bill was first introduced in 2022 by Sens. Marsha
While the world watched a biological man steal the women’s boxing gold medal at the Paris Olympics, Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tennessee) sent a letter to the National Collegiate Athletic Association
Since 2020, the use of artificial intelligence (AI) deepfake videos for deceptive purposes has doubled from 50,000 videos to 100,000. The use of AI deepfake technology poses an avenue by
Since the Dobbs v. Jackson decision in June of 2022 overturned the unconstitutional Roe decision, there has been a surge in questions surrounding the surrogacy industry. While many dispute the
For Immediate ReleaseJuly 11, 2024 Contact: CWA Communications Teamcomms@cwfa.org Title IX Rule Debate in Congress Coalition of women’s groups demands protection for female athletes and safe spaces. Washington, D.C. – Concerned