Kentucky Senate Passes SB 132 Protecting Conscience Rights of Healthcare Workers
FRANKFORT, KY – The Family Foundation applauds Senator Donald Douglas, the bill’s sponsor, and the Senate chamber for the passage of Senate Bill 132, the
Kentucky Senate Passes SB 60 Strengthening Religious Freedom in Kentucky
FRANKFORT, KY – The Family Foundation applauds Sen. Steve Rawlings, the bill’s sponsor, and the Kentucky Senate for the passage of Senate Bill 60 by
Kentucky House Passes HJR 15 to Restore Historic Ten Commandments Monument to Kentucky Capitol
FRANKFORT, KY – Today, the Kentucky House voted to pass HJR 15, a joint resolution to restore the Ten Commandments monument to the Kentucky Capitol
Marriage Matters: Kentucky Ranked 13th in Nation for Strong, Enduring Families
LEXINGTON, KY – Kentucky is ranked 13th for the strongest family culture in the country, according to a new national index. The Family Structure Index
CITIZEN: The General Assembly must strengthen religious liberty protections for Kentuckians
The Kentucky’s legislators have an opportunity this session to restore religious liberty to its proper place of protection in our legal system. Unfortunately, the U.S.
CITIZEN: Religious liberty is the key to stronger families in Kentucky
As the second Trump administration begins, prioritizing the strength and health of families has become an important policy discussion nationally and also in many state
CITIZEN: TFF files U.S. Supreme Court briefs in major cases
As we covered in our last edition of the Citizen, the U.S. Supreme Court is considering important cases this term that will certainly impact pro-family
Historic Election Results Provide Opportunity For Bold Pro-Family Agenda Says The Family Foundation
LEXINGTON, KY – In response to former President Donald Trump’s historic victory, which included a broad coalition of evangelicals, Catholics, pro-lifers, parents, Hispanics, and many
Far-Left Organizations Attempt to Influence KY Supreme Court Race
With the November election looming over us, the Presidential election and Amendment 2 are certainly the races receiving the most attention in Kentucky. However, voters
