By Josiah Jones Pornography is everywhere. . A recent report estimated that twelve percent of all websites on the entire internet are dedicated to porn. And none are more harmed by this billion dollar industry than children. Studies show that one in four...
Every July, Pennsylvania Family Institute is honored to host City on the Hill, a unique high school worldview and leadership conference designed to equip students with a biblical worldview and train them to engage courageously in today’s culture with objective...
By Dan Bartkowiak It’s National Marijuana Facts Week, an opportunity to highlight the real harms of high-potency THC. Yet, sadly, here in Pennsylvania, two State Senators used this week to go in the opposite direction of public health and safety by introducing what...
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We’ve been tracking a host of bills that have significant implications for families across our Commonwealth. Here’s a look at what we’re keeping an eye on right now, and why your attention and engagement are more critical than ever.
Some legislators in Harrisburg are trying to avoid a vote on protecting women and girls in Pennsylvania. There’s been a surge of effort in Harrisburg this week to advance the Save Women’s Sports Act (SB9). This is critical legislation to ensure fair competition in...
The Mahmoud v Taylor decision marks an essential step forward in affirming parental authority and sets an important precedent for school districts nationwide, including here in Pennsylvania.
In a significant victory for pro-life advocacy, the U.S. Supreme Court delivered a crucial decision in the case of Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic, affirming that states possess the authority to determine which providers are qualified to receive...
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In a landmark decision released this week, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of Tennessee’s law that protects minors from harmful and experimental gender-related medical procedures. The case, United States v. Skrmetti, marks a major win for child welfare and...