Kacie Mills of the WoLF Board of Directors and WoLF Advisory Council member Jennifer Chavez both testified on Tuesday against Maryland House Bill 453 (HB453), which would allow male offenders to request transfer to women’s prisons if they claim to identify as “transgender” or “non-binary.”

HB1956 would cover up important information about trans-identified men housed in Washington women’s prisons. Urge Washington lawmakers to vote NO.

Maryland House Bill 453 would place male offenders in Maryland prisons based on their “gender identity”. HB453 is currently in committee, awaiting a hearing on February 8th at 1pm.

Several Georgia senators are sponsoring a bill in the current legislative session aimed at protecting girls’ rights to single-sex sports at their schools and colleges.

The proposed Indiana law strips medical autonomy from surrogate mothers and even allows men to harvest eggs from comatose or dead women.

TAKE ACTION: On January 12, 2022, Senator Cotton introduced the Preventing Violence Against Female Inmates Act which would require the Bureau of Prisons to house federal prisoners by sex rather than by self-declared “gender identity.”

In December of 2021, the Transgender Law Center published a messaging guide analyzing polling data regarding a number of issues related to transgenderism. The results are remarkably encouraging for anyone holding a gender critical/radical feminist analysis…

From litigation to amicus briefs to taking on the ACLU, WoLF is fighting on the front lines of feminism.

The U.S. Department of Education plans to propose new Title IX rules in April of 2022. While the exact substance of the proposed rule(s) is not yet known, they are likely to have wide-ranging effects on the rights of women and girls to same-sex sports teams…

WPATH, or the World Professional Association for Transgender Health, has recently updated its new standards of care.

WoLF is proud to sign this letter demanding charges against Chrystul Kizer be dropped. Help us free Chrystul by telling the Kenosha DA to drop all charges against her!

WoLF submits Amicus Brief to oppose child “gender transition.”

The 8th Circuit brief was filed in support of the Arkansas SAFE Act which prohibits gender surgeries and drugs for children.

WoLF is suing CDCR on behalf of plaintiffs Janine Chandler, Krystal Gonzales, Tomiekia Johnson, Nadia Romero, and the advocacy group Woman II Woman.

Internal documents describe devastating impacts of self-ID in California prisons.

During our $100K Holiday Match Challenge, your donation works double-time to sustain the vital legal advocacy of women and girls affected by gender ideology and male violence.

WoLF submitted an amicus brief to the Ninth Circuit on the case of Anita Noelle Green v. Miss United States of America. Read our summary or the brief as a whole.

WoLF’s Executive Director, Dr. Mahri Irvine, expressed her support for laws protecting single-sex sports. “Mixed-sex sports can harm girls and women in a variety of ways,” Dr. Irvine said.

“I am humbled and honored to have the chance to work alongside these phenomenal women as we work to protect the rights of all women and girls.”

“I am honored to be entrusted with the opportunity to lead WoLF at this pivotal moment.”

“Crowder’s video was a satirical take on a very real crisis facing the most powerless women in our society. By censoring this content, Youtube has made clear that it considers ‘offensive’ material a greater threat to public safety than the actual violence against California’s incarcerated women.”