The ACLU’s latest intervention in WoLF’s California prison lawsuit shows just how little they care about women’s safety, dignity, and rights

WoLF filed an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court in U.S. v. Skrmetti, defending laws that ban the use of puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and genital surgeries on minors for so-called “gender affirmation.”

NY Prop 1 is marketed as pro-woman, but does nothing to protect the rights and spaces women actually need.

WoLF has relentlessly filed Amicus Briefs, FOIA requests, petitions, and testimony at every opportunity to advocate for women’s sex-based rights

The bullies tried to stop public discussion. We pushed back to protect your rights —  and won. 

The case of Louisiana v. U.S. Department of Education stands to redefine Title IX in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas.

WoLF will now be hosting the canceled talk by Dr. Gregory Brown on the biological differences between males and females in sports

This past year, WoLF has significantly expanded our bench of legal expertise in service to our charitable mission. Learn about the critical US court cases deciding the fate of sex-based rights!

If Meta were to ban stating a person’s sex as “hate speech”, women would no longer be able to meaningfully engage in public discussion about feminism, patriarchy, their rights, or male violence on Meta’s platforms. 

The Meta Oversight Board has proposed a review of Facebook’s policies on “misgendering” and “hate speech,” apparently poised to ban “misgendering” across Meta’s platforms. 

WoLF and MATRIA organize global response to outrageous statement by UN Women

The ‘Cruel and Unusual Punishment’ series by Independent Women’s Forum shares the voice of Tomiekia Johnson, one of the six plaintiffs in WoLF’s lawsuit to overturn self-ID laws in California’s prisons.

The amended complaint adds two additional plaintiffs and three more years of evidence of the failure of prison “self-ID” policies like SB 132

New York Magistrate Judge Netburn's confirmation to a lifetime appointment failed thanks to a stunning bipartisan vote and dedicated WoLF supporters who sent "an avalanche" of letters to the Senate Judiciary Committee.

WoLF Executive Director and Legal Director share first-hand accounts of the preliminary hearing of People v. Tremaine Carroll - a man charged with raping two women in custody while he was incarcerated at a women’s prison.

WoLF is committed to pursuing every legal avenue to justice for Janine, Tomiekia, Krystal, Nadia, and all incarcerated women in California

Women are furious about a wave of new regulations dropped by federal agencies that erase women by replacing “sex” in civil rights laws with “gender identity.”

WoLF has submitted input to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, Reem Alsalem, in response to a call for input on violence against women and girls in sport.

WoLF has joined the nonpartisan coalition of 12 organizations, Our Bodies Our Sports, in demanding the NCAA take immediate action to repeal its discriminatory policy that allows male athletes to compete in women’s sports.

On Wednesday, WoLF submitted testimony to the New Hampshire Senate Judiciary Committee in support of HB396, which asserts that public entities have the right to single-sex spaces and opportunities including in “athletic competitions, criminal incarceration, or places of intimate privacy.”