No, Requiring Voter ID is Not Sexist
There are two similar bills causing the controversy du jour on Capitol Hill – the SAVE Act and the SAVE America Act. Both would better protect the integrity of elections in the U.S. by ensuring voter ID and requiring proof of citizenship. But opponents are arguing that, among other claims, these bills are sexist and […]
Boy Wins Girl’s Irish Dance Competition for the Third Year in a Row
Boys are still stealing trophies from girls. On the racetrack, the volleyball court, and even on the dance stage. For the third year in a row, a female-identifying 15-year-old boy has won in his age category at a regional Irish Dance competition, rewarding him with the chance to compete as a girl at the Irish […]
Women for America: A Story of Hope
On this episode of Women for America, we share the Naftali family’s powerful story of survival and resilience during the October 7th attacks in Israel. Through heartbreak and healing, their journey stands as a testament to hope. We also discuss the growing bipartisan support for Israel, the united call to bring the hostages home, and […]
A Family’s Story of Survival: Hostage, Hate, and Healing with the Neutra Family
In this powerful and emotional episode, CEO and President Penny Nance is joined by Ronen and Orna Neutra as they share their story of the October 7th attacks and losing their son, American-Israeli soldier Omer Neutra. The Neutras open up about the unimaginable pain of that tragic day, detailing the events of the attack and […]
Women for America Podcast: Women’s Sports
In this episode of Women for America, we explore the latest developments from the NCAA Convention and the ongoing fight for women in sports. With Legislative Strategist Macy Petty, CEO and President Penny Nance discuss the challenges, triumphs, and role of politics in shaping the future of women’s athletics. From the halls of Congress to […]
Who is Karoline Leavitt and Why We are Excited about Her Pick as Press Secretary
On November 15, President-elect Donald Trump announced that Karoline Leavitt would serve as the White House Press Secretary. At 27 years old, Leavitt will become the youngest person ever to hold the position and the first from Generation Z. Leavitt, a graduate of Saint Anselm College in New Hampshire, earned a Bachelor of Arts degree […]
Who is Pam Bondi and Why She is the Right Choice to Lead the DOJ
On November 22, President-elect Donald Trump announced he was nominating former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi to head the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) as Attorney General. The decision comes as critics have raised concerns about theDOJ’s recent decline in effectiveness and its illegal targeting of political adversaries. Bondi’s background is impressive and makes her […]
The Electoral Puzzle: Connecting Past and Present in Politics with Tim Goeglein
CEO and President Penny Nance speaks with Tim Goeglein, Vice President of External and Government Relations for Focus on the Family, about the electoral college and predictions for the upcoming election. Mr. Goeglein also shares insights from his new book, Stumbling Toward Utopia, exploring how the worldview shifts of the past 1960s continue to influence […]
Educational Choice is an Answer to Antisemitism
“Teachers are becoming increasingly vague when it comes to presenting objective truth, and the rise of antisemitism at the K-12 level is one result of that,” writes Concerned Women for America Legislative Strategist Maggie McKneely in her latest op-ed published at The Christian Post. Maggie cites several examples of administrators and teachers who are teaching […]
Save Women’s Sports with Riley Gaines and YWA Clemson
On Wednesday, April 19, the Young Women for America (YWA) Chapter at Clemson University hosted 12x NCAA All-American swimmer and Independent Women’s Forum Spokeswoman Riley Gaines to speak on the importance of keeping female sports for females only. Riley shared her experience of national titles and achievement recognition being stolen from her by male swimmer […]
Not Unto Death
By Sarah Merly, YWA Ambassador at Patrick Henry College Now a certain man was ill, Lazarus of Bethany, the village of Mary and her sister Martha. It was Mary who anointed the Lord with ointment and wiped His feet with her hair, whose brother Lazarus was ill. So the sisters sent to Him, saying, “Lord, […]
Take Action to Protect our Children from Obscenity!
SB 2360 will protect minors by prohibiting the promotion of obscenity, objectionable materials, and obscene performance. Digital library resources offered by a school district, state agency, or public library to kindergarten through twelfth-grade students must have safety policies and technology protection measures to prevent access to pornography and child sexual abuse material. Email or […]
A Thanksgiving Prayer
As we gather to eat with family, We’re thankful for the day-to-day gift, But we recognize the best present, Is at Your heavenly table we’ll one day sit. What’s more, we are grateful: That You have adopted us, Given us an inheritance that is new, And promised an eternity Spent with an amazing You. That […]
Faith Month Initiative Launched in the Nation’s Capital
For Immediate ReleaseApril 5, 2022Contact: Katie Everett, Press [email protected] Sen. Hyde-Smith and Rep. Miller Submit Proclamation into the Record Washington, D.C. – Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC) launched a nationwide initiative to declare April as “Faith Month” and an opportunity to honor the religious heritage of millions of Americans. Joining in this […]