The Department of Public Health and Human Services is trying to change the rules so people can ask for their birth certificates to be changed. In order to make Montana compliant with the recommendations of the “Word Professional Association for Transgender Health,” the new rules would allow a male who thinks they’re a woman or […]
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The Montana Family Foundation celebrated a major victory in court today for Ballot Initiative 183, the Montana Locker Room Privacy Act. The ACLU of Montana asked the Montana Supreme Court to rule that the Locker Room Privacy Act couldn’t be on the ballot, it refused. The ACLU asked the Court to rule that signatures already […]
Montana now has school choice! In a landmark decision on May 26, a Montana court ruled that tax credits for donations to scholarships to private schools are constitutional. The court struck down controversial rules barring religious schools from participating. “This is wonderful news,” said Jeff Laszloffy, President of the Montana Family Foundation, which advocated for […]
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After Representatives Kirk Wagoner, Lola-Sheldon Galloway, Casey Knudsen and Dale Mortenson voted not to protect girl’s privacy and dignity in locker rooms, the Montana Family Foundation announced today that they will instead bring the Montana Locker Room Privacy Act as a ballot initiative. Click here to volunteer for signature gathering. “The people of Montana want […]
A crowd of more than 350 gathered on the steps of Montana’s capitol building on Wednesday, January 25th. Part of National School Choice Week, the event raised awareness of how school choice helps every student find their perfect educational fit. Organized by the Montana School Choice Coalition, which includes ACE Scholarships, Big Sky Scholarships, Americans […]
by Jeff Laszloffy As 2016 draws to a close and we look forward to Christmas, I find myself filled with hope for several reasons. First, politically. For some, it’s the main reason. Their hope rises and falls depending on who wins the election. For me, strangely, given my job and politics, it’s a side […]
Last week on this broadcast, we talked about who to vote for. In the cacophony of T.V. ads, radio ads, glossy mailers and billboards, how do we choose the right candidate for us? Where do we go for relevant information on the issues that WE care about? I suggested our website at montanafamily.org for information […]
