Idaho Family Policy Center Statement on Supreme Court Leak
Earlier today, an unofficial copy of the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Moyle v. United States was inadvertently posted to the Court’s website momentarily and immediately taken down. Assuming that the leaked opinion is representative of the forthcoming final opinion, we’re disappointed in – and strongly disagree with – the decision of the Court. That said, […]
ALERT: Tell St. Luke’s to Stop Pushing the LGBT Agenda! 🏳️🌈
Last year, we achieved a major victory when the St. Luke’s Health System pulled down some Pride decorations after Idaho Family Policy Center mobilized thousands of Idahoans to voice their concerns. But St. Luke’s is doubling down this year by flying Pride flags, sponsoring Pride events, and hosting DEI trainings on LGBT Pride—and we need […]
Devotion: The Danger of LGBT Pride
“Woe to those who call evil good, and good evil; Who put darkness for light, and light for darkness; Who put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!” (Isaiah 5:20) Too often, biblical values have been on the losing side of recent skirmishes in the culture wars. Nowhere is this more evident than in […]
FACT CHECK: Does new library law ban the Bible and Captain Underpants?
Outcry from parents over children’s access to pornographic books in public school and community libraries has reached fever pitch in recent years. Soon, these parents will finally be given the legal recourse they’ve demanded. After three years of legislative showdowns over the issue of library pornography, the Children’s School and Library Protection Act will become […]
Joint Statement on Hempfest
On Saturday, May 11, marijuana advocates will once again host their “Boise Hempfest” in Julia Davis Park. This annual event, which is marketed as “family friendly,” glorifies illegal drug use and the drug culture that accompanies it. As community leaders, we condemn this event, as well as all efforts to legalize marijuana. While many paint […]
Minor sex change law back in effect after SCOTUS intervenes
In a major victory, our law protecting gender-confused children from sex reassignment drugs and surgeries is back in effect after the U.S. Supreme Court intervened earlier today. The Vulnerable Child Protection Act (H71) – which was drafted by Idaho Family Policy Center and sponsored by Rep. Bruce Skaug (R-Nampa) and Sen. Lori Den Hartog (R-Meridian) – was originally scheduled […]
Idaho Legislature Adjourns | Major Pro-Family Victories
The Idaho State Legislature adjourned for the year just before 3:00pm on Wednesday, April 10. I’m happy to share that despite some difficulties and frustrations, it was another fruitful session for the pro-family conservative policy movement. Behind the scenes, our team at Idaho Family Policy Center was working overtime to achieve big wins for families. […]
VICTORY: Gov. Little Signs Library Bill!
Huge news: Gov. Brad Little has signed the Children’s School and Library Protection Act, finally addressing the widespread library porn issue in a meaningful way! Over the last week, more than 3,000 Idahoans like YOU used the IFPC Action Center to send emails and make phone calls urging the governor to sign House Bill 710. When the new law […]
Little should sign the Children’s School and Library Protection Act to protect kids | Idaho Statesman
In recent years, conversations on the unresolved issue of sexually graphic library books have dominated statewide politics. By now, most Idahoans recognize that children’s access to books with erotic sex scenes in schools and libraries is a widespread issue across the Gem State. How widespread? Last year, the team at the Idaho Family Policy Center […]
ALERT: Girls feel unsafe using Boise middle school bathrooms and locker rooms
We’ve recently learned that the Boise School District is allowing biological boys to use bathrooms and locker rooms designated for girls. Earlier this spring, school officials at Fairmont Jr. High gave the green light for a gender-confused boy to play on the girls’ volleyball team. Not only did the boy change in the girls’ locker […]
