2023 Settlement Project Spring Conference, Columbus, Ohio
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The Settlement Project together with Cosponsors Turning Point USA and FreedomWorks hosted the conference, Tradition and Family: Values for a Healthy, Stable, and Strong America
Category: Primary Education
To Make America whole?
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Make America whole? Racial and Cultural Harmony, Wholesome Education, preserving a nourishing Youth and Family Culture, Secure Borders and Safe Communities, Freedom and the Spiritual Roots of America’s Founding
Corruption of the Terms Safety and Harm
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Companies have gone from trying to prevent people from being kidnapped or exposed to pornography to trying to keep them from encountering unwelcome ideas or potentially offensive speech.
Who Won The Midterms?
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Though Republicans recovered control of the House, effectively ending 1 party rule, both Democrats and Republicans view Republican election results as disappointing.
Settlement Rep at CFER’s First Annual Conference, San Diego, CA, September 3, 2022
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Strategies to confront Racial preferences, race-based CRT, sexual identity indoctrination, and parents’ rights in education
Standing for American Goodness – Columbus, Ohio
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August 27, 2022, The Settlement Project and co-sponsors host a conference in Columbus, Ohio
Federalist Article – “Telling Kids To Hate Their Biology Might Be What’s Actually Killing Them”
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Is the increase in trans identities among American youth is connected to the broader crisis of deteriorating mental health?
Brenda Lebsack – Protecting Children
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“Comprehensive Sex Ed,” a hyper-sexualized narrative on gender and personal relationships, pulling children from the authority of their parents
Controversial gender ideology in public education undermines families of faith
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The new gender category “nonbinary” now appears on all student-information forms
A Different Angle on Roe Amid Threats and Assault on SC Justices
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the current discussion also provides a chance to evaluate how liberalizing abortion rules from 1969 to 1973 ignited profound long-term social changes in America