Defense of Freedom Institute

@AngelaLMorabito Learn more in DFI's latest report: dfipolicy.org/all-the-woke-w…

DFI filed a civil rights complaint against City Schools of Decatur over race-based and sex-based discrimination. DFI's @angelalmorabito explains that allowing boys in girls' spaces is both unlawful and unfair.

Teacher union boss Randi Weingarten spent $1.4 million to promote her latest ghost-written book - all paid for by teachers' dues money. @EdWorkforceCmte is investigating, and @AngelaLMorabito joined @Newsmax to discuss.

Read our "Catching the Trash" report here: dfipolicy.org/catching-the-t…

Following a DFI report, @EDSecMcMahon is cracking down on school districts that "pass the trash" by shuffling sexually abusive employees from one classroom to another. She's also issued new guidance for school leaders to fulfill their obligations to protect students.

Read more in the @dcexaminer: loom.ly/FAemuXU

Universities can hire unlimited foreign workers under the H-1B visa system. DFI senior fellow @jaypgreene finds that a rise in foreign workers has led to a rise in harmful ideologies on campus.

DFI has filed a civil rights complaint against City Schools of Decatur, Georgia, for its illegal DEI and "gender identity" policies and practices. @Decaturish writes about our complaint and report exposing these violations of Title IX and Title VI. Read the article here: loom.ly/jpNa67U

15 MINUTES until @fedsoc’s webinar, “Accreditation of Higher Education: A Primer,” begins. Register now to hear from DFI President and Co-Founder Bob Eitel. Register here: fedsoc.org/events/accredi…

On this day, we celebrate the birth of President John Quincy Adams.

Read the press release here: edworkforce.house.gov/news/documents…

NEW: @EdWorkforceCmte Chairman @RepWalberg just introduced ten bills that would codify the Trump administration's plan to dismantle and right-size the Education Department (@usedgov).

DFI helped score a Supreme Court victory for the rule of law and female athletes, exposed racial discrimination in a Georgia school district, and protected students in Maryland and Kansas from secret “gender transitions.”

@DeAngelisCorey @EdWorkforceCmte @RepWalberg DFI appreciates the Committee's hard work on this issue and fully supports a legislative dissolution and reordering of the federal education bureaucracy.

@EdWorkforceCmte @RepWalberg This is the way 🇺🇸

Students should come before bureaucracy. Chairman @RepWalberg announced the Committee's "Less Bureaucracy, Better Education" legislative package to codify President Trump's plan to right-size the Department of Education. The package streamlines government, strengthens accountability, and keeps the focus on improving outcomes for students—not growing Washington. Read more about it⬇️ edworkforce.house.gov/news/documents…

There's a common myth that schools are underfunded, but NYC spends $42,000 per pupil. It's true that schools are failing and enrollment is declining, but the culprit isn't a lack of funding—it's mismanagement. @dany_egorov discussed the issue with @DFIPolicy back in May:

Read our brief in St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy here: loom.ly/_C7Z_xs

Should a Colorado church preschool be excluded from a school choice program because of its religious beliefs? DFI’s latest SCOTUS amicus brief filed with @edchoice and @faithfreedomsau says education freedom and religious freedom go hand-in-hand.

Read the op-ed here: loom.ly/MYmYd2Y

250 years ago, young patriots led the fight for American independence. Today, young people lack the reading skills to understand our nation's founding documents - and only 14% are proficient in U.S. history. DFI's @AngelaLMorabito covers this alarming trend in the @FDRLST.

@Invest_InEd Watch the episode here: loom.ly/jo-8KlU Listen on Apple Podcasts: loom.ly/GKCKIEo Learn more: dfipolicy.org/freedomtolearn

“It's the biggest bonanza for public education in 60 years.” This week on Freedom to Learn, Invest in Education Vice President of Policy (@Invest_InEd) Peter Murphy explains how the federal Education Freedom Tax Credit empowers parents—especially lower-, working-, and middle-class families—to access tutoring, special needs services, and other support their children need, including while remaining in public schools.