CITIZEN: Kentucky’s new ban on grooming is already protecting kids.
This past legislative session, Rep. Marianne Proctor led an effort to criminalize the grooming of children into sexual relationships—HB 4. The effort came about after
CITIZEN: Viable: A story of grief, guilt, and forgiveness.
We are excited to announce that the afternoon agenda of our 2026 Kentucky Family Forum will feature a live performance of the powerful pro-life play
CITIZEN: Kentucky’s primary election results set stage for pivotal November 3rd general election.
The Kentucky primary took place on May 19, producing notable results at both the federal and state levels that set the stage for the Nov.
CITIZEN: Two major pro-family victories at the U.S. Supreme Court!
Save Women’s Sports (Little v. Hecox & West Virginia v. B.P.J.) In 2022, the Kentucky General Assembly passed SB 83, sponsored by Sen. Robby Mills,
CITIZEN: FFAction releases 2026 legislative scorecard.
Family Foundation Action (FFAction) released its 2026 Kentucky Family Legislative Scorecard, based on the 2026 Kentucky General Assembly. The scorecard compiles important legislative activity, including
Kentucky and the Importance of Religious Liberty
Op-Ed by The Family Foundation and published in Kentucky Today. How important is religious liberty in our great Commonwealth of Kentucky? According to First Liberty
VIDEO: TFF Talks with Kentucky Today About HB 1 and The Opportunity to Fund Christian Education
Thank you to Kentucky Today for having us on to talk about the incredible opportunity Kentucky has to fund Christian education. This is the biggest
Kentucky AG Russell Coleman Leads 29 States Taking Meta to Court For Harming Kids
A landmark federal trial against Meta — the owner of Facebook and Instagram — opened in California on Tuesday, August 18. Kentucky Attorney General Russell
Gospel opportunity: Why Christians should use the new tax credit to expand Christian education
Op-Ed by The Family Foundation and published in Kentucky Today. On July 22, Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams signed the paperwork officially enrolling Kentucky