Meet the newest plaintiffs in WoLF’s groundbreaking prison lawsuit, Chandler v. CDCR

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

John Kluge lost his teaching position in Indiana for refusing to submit to 'transgender' naming demands by school district

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

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.”

On Friday, the Department of Education announced its new Title IX rule redefining sex to include gender identity, and it is both horrifying and unsurprising.

This past week has been breathtaking in the swift evisceration of women’s sex-based rights. We have been thrust unwillingly into a new era of Endarkenment.

The following is an excerpt of an op-ed submitted by WoLF Political Consultant Chenelle Brown, published April 17th in the Daily Hampshire Gazette.

The Cass Review is a moment of reckoning, a serious wake up call for NPR and journalists across the United States. Now is the time for a return to the guiding ethics of impartiality, honesty, independence, fairness, and accuracy that NPR claims to uphold.

An excerpt of an op ed submtted by WoLF Vice President by Margot Heffernan published April 8th in the Rockingham News.

This is the first court challenge faced by WoLF’s Women Bill of Rights - and marks a major win for our model legislation!

Issues like racism and gay rights, however, are less controversial among the same group.

In a six-part series that namedrops WoLF over a dozen times while attempting to “debunk” inconvenient realities about gender identity, they spared not one sentence addressing our actual concern: the harm to women and girls.

WoLF filed an Amicus Brief to the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit on Monday in the case of Westenbroek v. KKG, arguing in support of keeping sororities women-only.

WoLF is disappointed to learn that the U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear the case of Tingley v. Ferguson. The case centered around Washington state's SB 5722, a law that infringes on the rights of therapists and patients by mandating 'affirmation-only' therapy for minors with gender dysphoria.

Joined by three other women’s groups, WoLF is urging the Supreme Court to hear the case Metropolitan School District Of Martinsville V. A.C.

The tide is turning as a majority of California voters “strongly disagree” with allowing men to identify into women’s spaces like changing rooms and shelters, up nearly 20 points in the past three years.

Dangerous puberty blockers like Lupron are being prescribed to minors without FDA oversight - Act now to protect more children from harm!

The brief to the Ninth Circuit in the case of Damiano v. Grants Pass School District argues that discussion of issues that impact women and girls must be protected speech as a matter of public concern