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

The decision finally acknowledged what feminists have been saying for years: “Transgender” identification is neither an immutable status nor an oppressed class

Traditionally liberal organizations have abandoned women, and are now leading the fight to house male offenders in women’s prisons

B.P.J. v. West Virginia State Board of Education is the first “Save Women’s Sports” bill to receive scrutiny from the highest court.

Get the latest update about Hecox v. Little, the lawsuit concerning women’s single-sex sports.

As part of the progression of WoLF's lawsuit opposing SB 132 (Chandler vs. CDCR) - a law that places men into women’s prisons - WoLF obtained declarations containing sworn testimonies detailing how inmates are affected by its implementation.

The ACLU has some grand ideals when it comes to prisoner rights, but they are failing to walk-the-walk nearly so well as they talk-the-talk.

ACLU files brief arguing the state cannot deny men’s transfer requests due to “convictions or disciplinary history.”

On May 9, 2022, the ACLU filed a Motion to Intervene in WoLF’s California lawsuit challenging SB 132, which places men in women’s prisons if they self-identify as women.