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… a substitute teacher merely for expressing concerns as a parent over drawings in a picture book being presented to … her teaching position Upon returning we encourage you as a parent to raise concerns about material being taught to your … Bryan County Board of Education to adopt procedures for a parent to object to instructional material intended for use …

… academically and spiritually in the Catholic faith Every parent has the right to make the best education decision for … academically and spiritually in the Catholic faith. Every parent has the right to make the best education decision for …

Want to use your legal skills to make a lasting impact for generations to come? Want to be a change agent in your local community and the culture at large? ADF’s Allied Legal Affairs team is here to equip our Allied Attorneys with the resources, training, and support you need to fight boldly for Generational Wins on five fronts—religious freedom, the sanctity of life, free speech, marriage and family, and parental rights. We want to deploy you strategically and effectively on mission with ADF in an increasingly hostile culture and against an ever-encroaching state.

… Couple fined $13000 for declining to host samesex ceremony files opening brief on appeal Published Published on June 25 …

… clients through her studios own website or social media sites the religious reasons why she only celebrates wedding … clients through her studio’s own website or social media sites the religious reasons why she only celebrates wedding …

ADF, HSLDA file suit with European Court of Human Rights

ADF, Thomas More attorneys represent Palatine students, parents

… publicly explaining on her own website and social media sites the religious reasons why she only celebrates weddings … publicly explaining on her own website and social media sites the religious reasons why she only celebrates weddings …

DMV officials repeatedly reject pro-adoption group’s license plate design while approving the designs of other organizations

A New York court affirmed a Division of Human Rights ruling against an upstate couple for declining to coordinate a same-sex wedding ceremony in their own backyard.