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.

Women gathered to speak about male violence. In response, men pepper sprayed and beat them

From July 21–23, hundreds of attendees, including WoLF Board member Liz Fedak, gathered at Golden, CO for the second annual International Women’s Sports Summit organized by the Independent Council on Women’s Sports (ICONS).

When men are allowed to compete as women, female athletes lose opportunities. Recognizing the importance of these opportunities for women and girls has never been more important.

A Wall Street Journal Op-Ed by Lauren Bone and Jennifer Braceras shines a spotlight on the problem with “gender identity” in prison

Despite its stated dedication to “the health of all children,” the AAP is leading the sterilization of a generation.

WoLF has joined with over 10 other national organizations to protest the NCAA’s discrimination against female athletes.

WoLF submitted a co-authored amicus brief for A.M. v. Indianapolis Public Schools, a Title IX athletics case in the 7th Judicial Circuit Court.

WoLF interviewed Amie Ichikawa from Woman II Woman about Sagal Sadiq - a female prisoner who went on a month-long hunger strike - during our interview, Crisis in the World’s Largest Women’s Prison,

WoLF collaboratively released a statement with Family Policy Alliance (FPA), regarding our shared concerns about the US Department of Education’s proposed Title IX regulations.

The criminal activity that is the subject of this ongoing PornHub case is the very same criminal activity taking place on OnlyFans. In light of a damning new report, an analogous suit against OnlyFans and the payment processing companies which do business on the platform is inevitable.

From June 26th through 28th, I attended the first conference run by the nonpartisan Independent Council on Women’s Sports (ICONS) as a representative of WoLF in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Over the past weekend, Standing for Women’s Kellie-Jay Keen (aka Posie Parker) held a Speaker’s Corner event where gender critical women gathered to discuss issues that affect women and girls.

On June 15, Women’s Liberation Front (WoLF) and Family Policy Alliance (FPA) released a joint statement in opposition to President Biden’s “Advancing Equality for LGBTQI+ Individuals” Executive Order.

In honor of Women’s History Month and in response to the many ways that women’s rights have been eroded in the United States, WoLF worked collaboratively with Independent Women’s Voice to create and introduce a historic piece of model legislation for the United States: the Women’s Bill of Rights.

The Women’s Human Rights Campaign and the Women’s Liberation Front stand in solidarity with Dr. Kathleen Stock against the harassment she is facing for speaking up about the conflict between sex and so-called “gender identity.”

Joint Statement by WHRC USA and WoLF

Bureau of Prisons Director, Michael Carvajal, plans to visit FCI-Tallahassee, where Rhonda Fleming is fighting for her rights as an incarcerated woman

“Women fought hard for the right to female-only facilities like bathrooms, changing rooms, and locker rooms so that girls like Jolene could have privacy. Don’t let her down now.”

The groups are calling for an end to the international implementation of “gender theory” in response to a call for input from the UN Human Rights Council