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2024 Post-Legislative Update

With the deadline looming for the Governor to sign, veto, or allow legislation to pass without his signature, yesterday, he acted on the final three pro-family bills that Wyoming Family Alliance has been championing.

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2024 Legislative Summary – 2nd Week Update

The Wyoming Legislature’s second week was momentous for many of the bills Wyoming Family Alliance is watching.

Several nights saw both the House and the Senate hard at work, sometimes past 11:00 pm, in preparation for Monday, when the legislature will arrive at an important milestone for the session called “Crossover.”

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A Win for Parental Rights!

There has much been debate across Wyoming and across the country over sexually inappropriate books in school libraries. Books have been found with graphic descriptions for sexual acts, and in some cases full-color illustrations.

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Valor in Washington?

Wyoming Family Alliance Alliance President Nathan Winters appeared on the Cheyenne Hills Church Podcast to talk about Wyoming’s Superintendent of Public Instruction, Megan Degenfelder, and the valor to stand up for what is right in Washington.

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Wyoming Family Policy Summit

Join us! Wyoming Family Alliance Foundation is happy to partner with The Heritage Foundation for a weekend of transformative policy conversations on pivotal issues affecting

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School Boards, Parents, & “Book Bans”

Nathan Winters appears on the Cheyenne Hills Podcast to speak about parental concern with sexual material in public schools. Nathan and Pastor Galen discuss a new policy that empowers parents to make decisions about their children’s education.

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A New Way to Honor Wyoming’s Heroes

As a tribute to all Memorial Day stands for, Wyoming Family Alliance is proud to announce a virtual memorial honoring all Wyoming military members who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.

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Memorial Day: Naming Names

MEMORIAL DAY. When you hear those words, what’s the first thing that comes into your mind?
A day off? A barbeque? Camping? Flags? Perhaps you even briefly think about cemeteries—but not for too long, since they are kind of depressing. And holidays should be fun—shouldn’t they?

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