ACLU
Voter ID challenges moving forward in Wisconsin
Tue, 03/06/2012 - 6:10pm — Jen
Act 23, Wisconsin’s strict photo ID law, is up for debate in court.
PFAW Foundation
Fighting the Right The Right to Vote C3 ACLU Advancement Project ALEC American Civil Liberties Union American Legislative Exchange Council League of Women Voters LWV NAACP Voces de la Frontera David Flanagan Melanie Ramey Richard Niess Scott Walker Wisconsin 112th Congress Policy Corner public policy voter ID voter suppression Voting Rights
UPDATE: Stop School Bullying this GSA Day!
Tue, 02/14/2012 - 12:26pm — Jen
As you know, PFAW recently celebrated GSA Day 2012 and the work of Gay-Straight Alliances that bring lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and straight allied people together to stop bullying, homophobia, transphobia and hate, and we called on you to be part of the solution.
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Ending Discrimination against LGBT Families: Parents and Children in the Adoption and Foster Care System
Eliminating discrimination in foster and adoption placements will increase the number of loving, safe, and permanent homes, thereby decreasing the number of youths at risk for poverty, homelessness, incarceration, and early parenthood.
Protecting the Right to a Quality Education: Standing Together for Schools that Are Safe and Free of Discrimination
What should be a haven for learning has instead become, for LGBT students and those who are perceived to be LGBT, a site of abject torment. All of our young people deserve far better than that.
Ending Discrimination against Same-Sex Couples: Marriage and Relationship Recognition in Federal Law
Although there are some actions that can and should be taken to expand benefits and protections for same-sex couples, only the full repeal of DOMA will allow federal and interstate recognition of their legal marriages and give those couples equal rights under the law.
Protecting Constitutional Citizenship: 14th Amendment under Fire
Anti-immigrant activists would have us believe that doing away with constitutional citizenship in the 14th Amendment will stem the tide of illegal immigration. In reality, this radical redefinition of citizenship would do nothing to solve the problems we’re facing and would instead force countless children into the shadows due to someone else’s choice that was out of their hands.
Silencing Women, Threatening Their Rights: Attacks on Choice and Preventive Care
January 22, 2011 marked the 38th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. This landmark ruling, along with the earlier Griswold v. Connecticut, recognized a constitutional right to privacy and protected a woman's right to make reproductive decisions based on her own life, health, and conscience. Ensuring that women are trusted to make those decisions is a cause that stills needs our support all these years later. Choice and preventive care are once again under siege in Congress.
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