Ohio
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Child Health
HB 454 Would Ban Life-Saving Gender Affirming Care for Ohio's Children and Youth
Today, during national Transgender Awareness Week, the Ohio House Families, Aging, and Human Services Committee heard opponent testimony on House Bill 454, the "Save Adolescents from Experimentation (SAFE) Act".
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Education
Listen to Ohio Youth: Oppose Anti-LGBTQ+ Resolutions Proposed by State Board of Education Members
During Tuesday's public comment, CDF-Ohio's CJ Murphy spoke about the harm posed by the resolution considered from their perspective as a parent, former teacher, and queer person.
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Education
A Future Social Studies Teacher Reflects: The Importance of Youth Civic Engagement on Election Day – And Especially All the Days That Follow
I believe that the sooner we introduce students to the ideas of federalism, the unalienable rights guaranteed in our Bill of Rights, and even the process of voting, the better off we all are, especially our students.
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Child Poverty
The Child Tax Credit is Key to Ending Childhood Hunger
Research confirms: The Child Tax Credit is essential to end childhood hunger and poverty.
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Youth Justice
Informing and Engaging Our Youngest Voters for the Polls Can Help End Civic Deserts
One month out from midterm elections, knowing the impact this new generation could have in determining their results, will Gen Z show up to the polls?
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Education
Take Action: Tell State Board of Education Executive Committee to Reject Anti-LGBTQ+ Resolution
As we work to create schools where all students feel valued and supported, we find ourselves playing defense against policies that reinforce attitudes and institutional barriers leading to discrimination and exclusion of LGBTQ+ children and youth.
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Child Health
Ohio’s Whole Child Framework: Services to students and families to support child behavioral health
In partnership with The Knowledge Works Foundation and other partners as part of the Ohio Whole Child Coordinating Committee, CDF-Ohio co-authored a new issue brief outlining recommendations for improving services to students and families.
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Child Health
Ohio Should Enact Bold Beginnings to Protect Mothers and their Children
Infant and maternal mortality continues to be a leading public health issue in Ohio where the rate of infant mortality is substantially higher than in much of the rest of the country and the statistics facing Black infants are staggering.
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Education
Ohioans and Americans Have Come Together for our Voting Rights Before. Let's Do It Again.
The United States may be approaching challenging times that require us to again visit how voting is conducted in America.
