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PRESS RELEASE Rebecca Stewart: 513-479-3335 Email: info@saveservices.org SAFER Act Seeks to Make Sweeping Changes to Redefine ‘Sex’ and ‘Sexual Harassment’ WASHINGTON / December 12, 2022 – Lawmakers recently introduced the Students’ Access to Freedom and Educational Rights (SAFER) Act in both the Senate and House (1). The bill proposes to codify sweeping changes to the […]
Lawmakers and Attorneys General Oppose Title IX Plan A growing number of federal lawmakers, state lawmakers, and state Attorneys General have come out in opposition to the Title IX regulation. Lawmakers SAVE invites both Federal and State Lawmakers to sign the Lawmaker Pledge to Protect Schools, Children, and Families from the Federal Title IX Plan: […]
Families in Bermuda Are Being Harmed by the UN’s Domestic Violence Policies Edward M. Tavares Co-founder, ChildWatch Bermuda Bermuda is part of United Kingdom’s commonwealth as an overseas dependent territory. We are sharing our concerns about the status of shared parenting and domestic violence policies. Shared Parenting According to Bermuda’s last statistical family type release […]
Human Rights, Sex Bias, and Family Court Carl Roberts November 30, 2022 On December 10, persons around the world will be observing Human Rights Day, a day that is devoted to celebrating the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Article 7 of the Declaration states, “All are equal before the law and are entitled without any […]
Opinion de Una Ciudadana Peruana Acerca del Abuso Doméstico Hacia el Hombre Laura Leon 16 noviembre 2022 Soy hispana y estoy completamente en contra del abuso doméstico como psicológico tanto a mujeres, hombres o niños. No digo nombres, pero he sido testigo de casos de mujeres que solas se golpean contra objetos para dejar marcas […]
PRESS RELEASE Rebecca Hain: 513-479-3335 Email: info@saveservices.org Parental Rights Groups See Wave of School Board Victories Across the Country WASHINGTON / November 14, 2022 – Parental rights groups scored dozens of victories across the nation on November 8 as a part of a burgeoning national movement to make schools more responsive to parents and to […]
An Important Message to Members from Brett A. Sokolow Brett Sokolow, JD October 25, 2022 Dear Members, I am writing to you about an important matter and our desire to be transparent about it to all of you. You have shown great trust in us as an association and I want to reflect that same […]
PRESS RELEASE Rebecca Hain: 513-479-3335 Email: info@endtodv.org Lawsuit Against USF Moves Forward, Sending a Message that Schools Must Not Take Short-Cuts on Due Process Protections WASHINGTON / October 24, 2022 – Last week U.S. District Judge Scriven issued a ruling in a sexual assault case, denying the University of South Florida its Motion to Dismiss. The […]
PRESS RELEASE Rebecca Hain: 513-479-3335 Email: info@saveservices.org Ignoring Wave of Attacks on Campus Due Process, Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Help ‘Survivors,’ For the Fifth Time WASHINGTON / October 10, 2022 – Basic principles of “due process” on campus are being challenged by a growing number of frivolous and false Title IX complaints. Despite these developments, […]
Resolution to Support Parents, Schools, and Districts in Rejecting Harmful, Coercive, and Burdensome Gender Identity Policies and Protect School Lunch Programs and Federal Funding Subject to Title IX By Christin Bentley, SD1 Committeewoman WHEREAS, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 was enacted into law to ensure that “No person in the United States […]