Attorney General Daniel Cameron Publishes Formal Opinion on SB 150
On July 6, Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s Office released a formal Opinion of the Attorney General (OAG 23- 04) which stated that Senate Bill
Radio: David Walls Discusses Parental Rights with Gary Jeff Walker on 700 WLW
The Family Foundation’s Executive Director, David Walls, joined Gary Jeff Walker on 700 WLW to discuss parental rights. Listen to the interview below: https://www.kentuckyfamily.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/20220718-David-Walls-Parental-Rights-on-700-WLW.mp3
Parents’ Rights Assaulted by Beshear Admin, Kentucky Department of Education
Once upon a time, public education in our nation sought to teach our children important components of a well-rounded education such as mathematics, reading, writing,
Pro-Family Candidates Have Strong Showing in Kentucky Primary Election
Kentucky’s May 17 Republican Primary Election saw strong performances by pro-life and pro-family candidates throughout the Commonwealth, setting the stage for November’s important General Election
Parents’ Rights Protection Act Passes Kentucky Senate
FRANKFORT, KY – The Family Foundation applauds Sen. Steve West, the bill’s sponsor, and the Senate chamber for the passage of Senate Bill 40 –
CITIZEN: SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE EDITION – Help advance God-honoring public policy NOW.
Kentucky’s 2022 Legislative Session got underway in Frankfort on January 4th and our team at The Family Foundation has already hit the ground running. I
Priority Pro-Family Bills for 2022 General Assembly
Save Women’s Sports Act (HB 23 & SB 83) Letting boys compete in girls’ sports destroys fair competition! Ensures fairness in girls’ sports by prohibiting
Radio: David Walls Discusses Priority Pro-Family Bills & Upcoming Rally
The Family Foundation’s Executive Director, David Walls, talked with with Gary Jeff Walker this week on 700 WLW Radio to discuss Kentucky’s 2022 General Assembly.
SB1 gives control of schools back to parents and taxpayers
That schools should be under the control of parents of children in the district and the taxpayers who fund them is not a controversial position.
