Posts By FIC STAFF

The Federal Trade Commission is charged with protecting citizens from unfair and deceptive trade practices. These practices usually refer to scams which prey on the elderly and infirm, but …
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The federal Office of Civil Rights has announced that the Maine Department of Education and various entities have violated Title IX by refusing to exclude boys from playing on …
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Librarians don’t like being challenged, so this bill cancels parents from challenging books in school libraries. Voters are fed up with Cancel Culture – but some legislators have not …
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Absentee Voting in Connecticut:

Connecticut law allows you to receive an absentee ballot if, in your judgment, an absence from your town on …
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We are not the only fans of marriage in Connecticut! “From wearing masks to standing six feet apart to incessantly using hand sanitizer, the pandemic impacted the world in …
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The Family Institute of Connecticut Action was joined Thursday, June 8, by local and national activists to condemn the passage of HB6638, An Act Revising the State’s Anti-discrimination Statute. …
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The Family Institute of Connecticut has prepared a new flyer on SB1076, this year’s assisted suicide bill.

Print your own flyer HERE.

RETURNING MAY 8, 2023: Register here for our Monday night ZOOM meetings for FIC members: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcucu2rqzgqHtOIJDV8phNABfhBK65Roibf

Join us Monday nights at 7pm for an ongoing Q&A about activity …
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Reasons to oppose assisted suicide: https://patientsrightsaction.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Eight-Important-Reasons-to-Oppose-Legalization-of-Assisted-Suicide.pdf

Opponents of assisted suicide had the upper-hand again at a Connecticut public hearing on Monday, February …
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Yes, in our Connecticut schools. . . .

Are you a parent concerned about the moral and sexual lessons being taught your children in your local school? Does it …
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