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2015 Legislative Conference Calls

Outside Help: How Washington, DC Impacts Washington State

“I was saved by God to make America great again.” – President Donald J. Trump After the disappointing results of Washington State’s local elections in

February 11, 2025

Education

Spokane and Seattle school district policies: aspirin vs. pronouns

Two of Washington’s largest school districts, Spokane and Seattle, have adopted policies which require parental consent to provide over-the-counter medication to students, but not to

February 28, 2023

Local Strategic Partners

With one voice, we are stronger together to defend and advance biblical values across Washington State.

FPIW works alongside 39 other state family policy councils, and in tandem with other national organizations to advocate on issues of life, marriage, religious liberty, and parental rights.

Outside Help: How Washington, DC Impacts Washington State

Spokane and Seattle school district policies: aspirin vs. pronouns

Local Strategic Partners

FPIW works alongside 39 other state family policy councils, and in tandem with other national organizations to advocate on issues of life, marriage, religious liberty, and parental rights.

To learn more about FPIW’s allies in specific states: