Protecting Privacy and Free Expression Online and Saying ‘NO’ to the Kids Online Safety Act
Dear Majority Leader Thune, Minority Leader Schumer, Chair Cruz, and Ranking Member Cantwell: The Woodhull Freedom Foundation is an organization dedicated to defending sexual freedom as a fundamental human right. In carrying out our work, we strongly advocate for free…
Woodhull Freedom Forum: Blueprint for Resistance
This electrifying conversation features Ricci Levy, President & CEO of the Woodhull Freedom Foundation, and Nadine Smith, Executive Director of Equality Florida, trying to make sense of what’s really happening in our country. While the nation grapples with escalating attacks on…
Abortion is an LGBTQ+ Issue
What does abortion have to do with gay rights? Many might assume that pregnancy isn’t much of an issue in the LGBTQ+ community, but they’d be wrong. A recent peer-reviewed study published in JAMA Network Open, provides recent data that…
Research Proves Utah Youth Are Being Harmed
What happens when lawmakers ignore facts? Kids get hurt. Across the country, trans youth are being denied care that reduces rates of suicide and depression because misinformation—not evidence—are shaping policy. Fueled by fear and political gain, lawmakers are turning false…
Woodhull Joins Brief Opposing Social Media Age Verification And Content Moderation In Legal Challenge
The Utah Minor Protection in Social Media Act case centers on a 2024 law requiring social media platforms to implement age verification systems, restrict features for minors, and apply default privacy settings. The constitutionality of the law will be considered…
Urging Legislators to Protect Human Rights in CA
Senator Jesse Arreguín Chair, Senate Public Safety Committee 1020 N Street, Room 545 Sacramento, CA 95814 RE: Opposition to AB-379 (Schultz & Nguyen) Criminalizing “loitering” Dear Chair Arreguín: On behalf of the Woodhull Freedom Foundation, I write to express my…
Redefining Obscenity
In their crusade against sexual freedom and the 1st Amendment, Republican Senator Mike Lee and House member Mary Miller have introduced bills that broaden the definition of obscenity to include any depiction of sex meant to arouse a person. Their…
