Biden White House Celebrates “Trans Day of Visibility” on Easter

Last weekend, Christians all over the world joined together to celebrate one of our holiest observed days – Easter. The day marks the singular event that distinguishes Christianity from any other religion. It is the observed day that Jesus Christ, the Son of God, rose from the grave, conquering death for all those who believe […]
Mocking “Thoughts and Prayers” and other Modern Drivels

It’s a new trend. You’ve probably seen it online. Some young person complaining about people sending their “thoughts and prayers” after some tragedy and saying, “Yeah, much good that will do!” The latest example I saw was in a show called “Blown Away,” where glass blowers compete to make sculptures that often have a message. […]
Supporting Families Should Be a Top Government Priority

Of all the pressing issues on the world stage, one of the most important to American families is the ability to put food on the table, an increasingly expensive task in today’s economy. But the U.S. Senate has an opportunity to pass common-sense legislation to provide much-needed economic relief to Americans while encouraging the formation […]
Children Deserve Online Protection

The last time any meaningful legislation safeguarding children online passed was in 1998, the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule (COPPA). How effective was COPPA? One might argue, hardly. How could it be when Google was founded in the very same year, only a month before its passage and Facebook was founded six years later. In […]
Ending Child Exploitation Starts with Reforming Big Tech Liability

The online exploitation of children is an epidemic ravaging our communities. While the advent of social media made connecting to distant friends and relatives an easier task, it also gave predators easier access to vulnerable children. Now, thanks to the digital age, the online sexual exploitation of children is a rampant issue that touches every […]
NCAA Willfully Enables The Next Lia Thomas

New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) women’s swimming championships at the University of Maryland last weekend gave pro-trans media outlet Outsports a headline to celebrate: “Trans swimmer Meghan Cortez-Fields ends college career on the podium.” Most Americans continue to react in disgust to another photo of a smiling male standing proudly with a women’s medal, and […]
Fighting Off the Pressure to Abort

No woman should feel like abortion is her only choice. Yet because of the lies of the abortion industry and at many times due to broken community safety nets, many women feel they have no other options. The myth that women must have access to abortion to succeed was perpetuated this week by a […]
Why is Everyone Talking about IVF?

With all the talk of IVF treatments and the Alabama Supreme Court case, let us pause for a moment to understand what this discussion is all about. In vitro fertilization (IFV) is no light lift, physically or financially. A woman who undergoes IVF must go through rounds of medications, hormone shots, transvaginal ultrasounds, blood tests, […]
The Alabama Supreme Court Follows Science and Law in Protecting Children at Every Stage of Development

It is a common quote from Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who! often seen at pro-life rallies, “A person’s, a person no matter how small.” It is powerful because it is true. A recent Alabama State Supreme Court decision (LePage v. Mobile Infirmary Clinic, Inc.) showcases similar features. It is powerful because of its simplicity. […]
Women Demand Congress Protect Children from Online Pornography

(Action item at the end of the article.) The “Shielding Children’s Retinas from Egregious Exposure on the Net” (SCREEN) Act would require pornographic adult websites to implement age verification technology to ensure children are protected from accessing harmful content. This bill should not be partisan. In fact, it should be one of the easiest bills to […]
For Shame— Irish Dance Governing Board Officially Embraces Gender Ideology

Since December, Irish dance has been the latest sport embroiled in the transgender controversy. After a 13-year-old boy won the U14 Girls category at the Southern Region Oireachtas, parents and teachers have been calling on the governing body of Irish Dance, the CLRG, to state that dancers can only compete against others of their same […]
Conservatives Urge Repeal of Unjust and Unconstitutional FACE Act

This Memo for the Movement was originally published here: https://conservativeactionproject.com/conservatives-urge-repeal-of-unjust-and-unconstitutional-face-act/ February 12, 2024Washington, D.C. Conservatives stand united against the unjust and illegal, selective prosecution of conservatives under the unconstitutional Federal Access to Clinic Entrances Act (FACE Act). The 1994 federal criminal law, signed by President Clinton, has been consistently abused under the Biden Administration to […]
CWA Congressional Letter for the Record: “Women do not need abortion to have worth.”

Concerned Women for America (CWA) sent a letter for the record to the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs making the case that protecting the sanctity of human life is the best economic policy for women, and disputing the claim that women need abortion to succeed. In the letter, CWA CEO and President Penny […]
Celebrating National Girls and Women in Sports Day

Concerned Women for America (CWA) was proud to partner with Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-Minnesota 6th) to celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day. At a time when sports competitions for women are being coopted by men who believe they are women, it is imperative for Members of Congress to continue to hear the […]
Support for Israel Funding Bill

For Immediate ReleaseFebruary 6, 2024 Contact: CWA Communications Team [email protected] Support for Israel Funding Bill “Our closest ally must be provided the tools to defeat terrorists” Washington, D.C. – Today, Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC) urged Congress to quickly pass the Israel Security Supplemental Appropriations Act just unveiled in the U.S. House of […]
Trump v. Biden 2024—Spotlight on Education

In November, voters will choose between two radically different visions of education in America. One favors the public education system and supports the teacher unions’ view that more resources are what is needed to fix our broken system. The other proposes decentralizing education decisions, weakening federal mandates and powerful unions, to empower parents as the […]
CWALAC Represents You at the Inaugural Congressional Family Caucus Event

Earlier this week, Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC) was invited to attend the Congressional Family Caucus’ inaugural event. Rep. Mary Miller (R-Illinois ) felt compelled, alongside Rep. Diana Harshbarger (R-Tennessee) and Rep. Brian Babin (R-Texas), to create this crucial caucus in the wake of the highly controversial “Respect for Marriage Act” that […]
Senate Introduces Sweeping Pro-Life Agenda

In conjunction with the 51st annual March for Life, the United States Senate is rolling out a slate of pro-life bills that protect not just the vulnerable child in the womb, but also provide for mothers, encourage the involvement of fathers, and support the important work of pregnancy resource centers. Last week, tens of thousands […]
Penny Nance on Chris Plante’s the Right Squad
CWA-YWA Leaders Rally in Historic Stand Against Discrimination in Women’s Sports

This week, Concerned Women for America (CWA) and Young Women for America (YWA) leaders united with a broad coalition of groups at the annual convention of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) in Phoenix, Arizona, to rally in defense of dignity for women in sports. They were there to demand the NCAA protect them against […]