Groundbreaking Poll Finds Strong Support for Children’s Right to a Mother and Father 11 Years After Obergefell
Survey of 1,200 conservative and moderate voters finds broad agreement that children need both parents — and that support grows the more people engage with
Op-Ed: A Call for Consistency: Why Pro-Lifers need to stop tip-toeing around IVF
Op-Ed by The Family Foundation and published in Kentucky Today. Them Before Us, an organization that advocates for children’s rights, recently released the first-ever Children’s
VIDEO: TFF Justin Warriner Explains What The Bible Says About Abortion
What does the Bible say about the status of the unborn and abortion? In these two videos, Justin Warriner answers that question. In the first
2026 Kentucky Primary: A Mixed Bag for Conservatives
On May 19, voters in Kentucky went to the polls to select the party nominees for the 2026 General Election. There were contested races throughout
The Family Foundation Joins National Movement Spotlighting First-Ever Children’s Rights Scorecard
LEXINGTON, KY – The Family Foundation recently joined a national movement spotlighting a first of its kind Children’s Rights Scorecard exposing how laws across states impact
CITIZEN: General Assembly concludes with major pro-family and pro-life bills failing to pass.
Kentucky’s 2026 General Assembly has concluded, and overall, it was a disappointing session that lacked many significant victories for pro-family issues. While several notable bills
CITIZEN: Former Family Foundation staffer challenges Pro-LGBTQ Republican in May 19 Primary.
On May 19, Kentuckians will go to the polls and vote in the 2026 primary elections. In many races, the winner of the primary will
CITIZEN: Republican State Rep. Vanessa Grossl speaks at Planned Parenthood rally supporting abortion.
On March 12, 2026, the day after the 2026 KY March for Life, Planned Parenthood held its annual pro-abortion rally at the Kentucky Capitol. The
CITIZEN: With legal victories, the Ten Commandments should be returned to Kentucky classrooms.
John Adams said, “Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.” Since