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Apr 15, 2025

Defending the First Amendment

Freedom of Speech
Status: Filed

Students in Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) schools on military bases sued on April 15, 2025, arguing that DoDEA’s book removals and curricular changes following several executive orders...

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Nov 18, 2024

Poe v Coleman: Restoring Abortion Access in Kentucky

Reproductive Freedom Project
Status: Filed

A Kentuckian filed a lawsuit in Jefferson County Circuit Court challenging two of the Commonwealth’s abortion bans on behalf of herself and all pregnant Kentuckians seeking an abortion.

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White text reads "FILED" over a red background. A blue box with white text reads "Doe v. Cameron." White text underneath reads "Abortion is a right. We'll see you in court."
Dec 8, 2023

Jane Doe v. Daniel Cameron: Restoring Abortion Access in Kentucky

Reproductive Freedom Project
Status: Dismissed

A Kentuckian filed a lawsuit in Jefferson County Circuit Court challenging two of the Commonwealth’s abortion bans on behalf of herself and all pregnant Kentuckians seeking an abortion.

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Photo of protesters holding pro-trans signage. Text: Kentucky lawmakers are interfering with the rights of LGBTQ Youth...so we sued. Photo Credit: Von Smith
May 3, 2023

Doe v. Thornbury - Challenge to Transgender Health Care Ban

LGBTQ+ Equality
Status: In U.S. Supreme Court

We're suing in federal court to prevent the gender-affirming healthcare ban portion of Senate Bill 150, one of the worst anti-trans laws in the nation.

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Protesters hold signs at rally in Louisville, KY. Yellow poster on right half reads, "Abortion access for all." Other signs are illegible.
Jul 22, 2022

EMW Women's Surgical Center v. Daniel Cameron – Challenge to Kentucky Abortion Bans

Reproductive Freedom Project
Status: Dismissed

With the fall of Roe, we're now suing in state court arguing the Kentucky Constitution guarantees the rights to privacy, bodily autonomy, and self-determination.

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May 3, 2022

Thurman v. Crews: Religious Liberty in Kentucky Prisons

Religious Liberty
Status: Victory!

Prison officials violated Carlos Thurman's religious liberties when they forcibly cut his hair. We're suing in federal court.

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