For over 30 years, The Family Foundation has been committed to educating and equipping Kentuckians so that they can advocate for the Biblical values that strengthen our families and lead to God-honoring public policy.
Our free Kentucky Citizen newsletter, which we mail to tens of thousands of supporters and churches across the Commonwealth, has been an integral part of that effort. It is now also available here, in a digital format, that is more convenient for you to access and share with others.
CITIZEN: Meet TFF’s new executive director and family
David is a follower of Jesus and a passionate advocate for public policy that reflects the truth of God’s word, including religious liberty, the sanctity
CITIZEN: “Humanity in Healthcare Act” — Pro-life omnibus bill proposed for 2022 session
While we prepare for life after Roe, we must continue to press forward in our effort to do all that we can to protect human
CITIZEN: Parents Matter . . . It’s time that politicians and school officials finally treat them like it.
How much say parents should have over the education of their children was a decisive factor in contested elections across the nation in November. In
CITIZEN: In 2021, the General Assembly attempted to unslot slot machines despite court rulings
By Stan Cave, TFF Attorney Casinos are popping up all over Kentucky, some at race tracks and some not. Kentucky casinos host thousands of slot
CITIZEN: U.S. Supreme Court may be poised to overturn Roe v. Wade, return abortion issue to the States
On December 1, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, the case which could overturn Roe. TFF Team
CITIZEN: Kentucky must reform its school governance model to allow for greater parental involvement
When politicians discuss education, their focus is almost always on issues like the funding of schools, or class sizes, bullying, or education technology. Parental rights
