Child & Parental Rights Campaign
Protecting children.
Defending parents.
Securing female sports and spaces.
CPRC is a nonprofit public-interest law firm whose mission is to protect children’s health, defend parental rights, and secure female sports and spaces across three battlefields:
the courts, the culture, and the government.
We represent parents, students, female athletes & coaches, detransitioners, and more.
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Are you a parent, student, female athlete, coach, or detransitioner?
If gender identity ideology has impacted your rights or the rights of someone you care about, CPRC may be able to help. Start here.
Parents
If your child’s school or if a Child Protective Services agency has overridden your parental rights on gender.
Start here →Female Athletes and Coaches
If your privacy, safety, and fair competition in girls’ and women’s sports has been compromised by males in female categories.
Start here →Students
If your right to be protected against sex-based discrimination or your privacy has been violated due to policies promoting gender ideology.
Start here →Detransitioners
If you received harmful medical sex-rejecting interventions and are seeking legal help.
Start here →Others
Teachers, professionals, or anyone else whose rights have been impacted.
Start here →Submission of a request does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Our Work
Three Battlefields
We fight in the courts, in the culture, and in the government — because each one impacts the others.
Courts
Where rights are enforced.
Landmark litigation in federal and state courts enforcing parental and student rights, protecting female sports and spaces, and vindicating young people harmed by gender medicine.
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Culture
Litigation alone can't change hearts and minds.
Equipping parents, church leaders, and communities to uphold biological reality, parental rights, children’s health, medical integrity, and fair competition in the public square.
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Government
Shaping public policy at every level.
Shaping federal and state policy to protect children, defend parental authority, and secure female-only sports and private spaces based on biological sex.
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Cases & briefs filed nationwide — including female sports & Title IX
12
States with active litigation
3
Supreme Court petitions
1000s
Families supported
For Families
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If you’re a parent, a church or a school in need of resources, CPRC can be of help.
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Latest Updates
CPRC Files Ninth Circuit Brief in Mirabelli v. Bonta
The Supreme Court already said California's secrecy policy likely violates parental rights. CPRC just told the Ninth Circuit to enforce that ruling.
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Ernie Trakas: Excellence, Insight, and Care
Ernie Trakas, Senior Litigation Counsel at CPRC, has accepted an appointment as Senior Counsel in the Office for Civil Rights at the U.S. Department of Education. His last day with CPRC is September 4.
OCR Opens Investigation Into Sweetwater County School District #1
OCR opened an investigation into Sweetwater County School District #1 after CPRC's complaint documenting failed Title IX investigations, parent notification failures, and retaliation.
CPRC Files Supreme Court Amicus Brief in Polk v. Montgomery County Public Schools
CPRC and Our Duty–USA have filed an amicus brief in the U.S. Supreme Court in Kimberly Ann Polk v. Montgomery County Public Schools, urging the Court to protect parental rights and teachers who refuse to lie to parents about their children's discordant gender identity.
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