In our very online world, kids are faced with new dangers every day. The internet is filled to the brim with addicting social media platforms, mind-numbing videos, violent and explicit content, and even online child predators. And yet, the internet is becoming harder and harder for children to avoid, whether at school, at home, or even on the go.

How do you protect your family and ensure that you’re tech-ready?

That’s the question you’ll get answers to in a new course we’re releasing in partnership with our friends at Protect Young Eyes. As we’re working on the course, “The Tech-Ready Family,” we want YOUR input.

What are the questions you’ve always had about how to help your family manage tech responsibly? Topics you’d love to see covered?

Click here to let us know, and you might see that topic featured in our course! Plus, when you share your input, we’ll make sure you’re the first to know about the course – and we’ll offer you a deeply discounted price as a thank you for your input!

We know protecting your family online is a priority, and we’re excited to partner with our friends at Protect Young Eyes to help you in your journey. Thank you in advance for helping us make this course everything YOU need to succeed!

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Sincerely,

Amanda Banks
Vice President, Education

Dear Friend,

Along with our allies at Family Voice, we have an urgent request for your help.

House Bill (H.B.) 1257 would protect children from exposure to pornography by requiring any website publishing pornography to conduct industry standard age verification of its users, while maintaining user privacy.

Studies show that by the age of 17, 75% of children have been exposed to pornography. They also show that the average age children first view pornography is between 7 and 13 years old, and most of those exposures happen accidentally. Even more concerning, research proves that pornography is as harmful to your brain as a hard drug. Our children are being exposed to material that is harming them the way a hard drug would, and they’re stumbling upon it by accident. H.B. 1257 would put a stop to it while ensuring all user data remains protected.

Parents are the first guardians of their child’s innocence. Ensuring kids are protected from early exposure to pornography is a critical step to making sure parents are the ones providing their kids with age-appropriate sexual education when they know it is right.

H.B. 1257 was dead in committee, but on Monday, the legislature can “smoke it out” with a one third vote on the Senate floor. So, we need you to contact your state senator and ask him or her to support H.B. 1257 on Monday. Doing so is easy in our Action Center.

Along with our allies at Family Voice, who have worked tirelessly to get this bill passed, we urge you to partner with us to protect kids from early exposure to pornography.

Send a message to your state senator NOW and urge them to protect South Dakota kids!

For our kids,Joseph Kohm
Joseph Kohm
Joseph Kohm
Director, Public Policy

 

 

 

 

 

Just when you thought you’d seen it all, each Pride month just seems to top the previous years. This month we’ve seen Pride propaganda being pushed harder than ever: Target, the LA Dodgers, and even the Biden Administration are pushing LGBT ideology in the most farfetched ways.

Christians nationwide are outraged, and most of all, concerned for their children and families. Delano Squires, a Research Fellow at The Heritage Foundation and father of four, says we shouldn’t lose hope, especially as Christians. In today’s live video, hear seven of the craziest pride propaganda moments from Pride Month 2023, and learn how a Christian father encourages us to respond. The bottom line? There is so much reason for hope!

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Emma Rarden
Communications Specialist – Producer

 

P.S. Have you checked out our NEW podcast? We pick the brains of newsmakers and experts to break down what’s happening now on the issues YOU care about. With new episodes weekly, you’ll be up to date on all things that affect your family. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Google Podcasts.

 

 

Being a mother is never easy, but being a mother in today’s world comes with its own unique challenges. The value of women is being challenged by radical gender ideology, schools are telling our kids dangerous messages, and modern culture is silencing Christian values.

To celebrate Mother’s Day this year, Autumn Leva and Amanda Banks, colleagues here at Family Policy Alliance, discuss their experiences as mothers, how they’re raising their daughters, and what encourages them when they encounter difficulties. Don’t miss this encouraging, hope-filled, and helpful conversation!

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Have you checked out our NEW podcast? We pick the brains of newsmakers and experts to break down what’s happening now on the issues YOU care about. With new episodes weekly, you’ll be up to date on all things that affect your family. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Google Podcasts.

At Family Policy Alliance, our vision is a nation where God is honored, religious freedom flourishes, families thrive, and life is cherished. To stay up to date on the fight to protect families and learn how to take action, follow us on social media!

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Emma Rarden
Communications Specialist – Producer

 

P.S. Family Policy Alliance made a FREE comprehensive guide to protecting your children in the classroom. To learn how to protect your rights and your children’s rights, go to Back to School for Parents to get your FREE copy today, so you can have peace of mind while your child is in the classroom.