The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) and the Ohio Christian Education Network (OCEN) filed a lawsuit Tuesday evening with the Ohio Supreme Court against Columbus City Schools for the district’s refusal to transport children to school as state law requires. ACLJ & OCEN are representing a Columbus mother who is losing hourly wages at work because of the district’s lawless actions.

Social transition is the first step toward so-called “medical transition,” which involves harmful and often irreversible sterilizing procedures. If your child or the child of someone you know has been subject to this kind of pressure at school, we want to hear about it! Your story may help keep activist teachers and staff from imposing their ideology on our kids.

On Tuesday, August 6, Franklin County Court of Common Pleas Judge Michael J. Holbrook ruled in favor of the Saving Adolescents From Experimentation (SAFE) Act and Save Women's Sports Act, known as House Bill 68 (HB68). After months of being blocked, the bill is now in effect.

Kayleigh McEnany, former White House Press Secretary and current co-host of Outnumbered on Fox News is the Keynote Speaker at CCV’s 2024 Cleveland Celebration Gala on Saturday, September 14. Table sponsorships and tickets are now available.

Join us in Downtown Columbus from Thursday, October 3, to Friday, October 4, at our inaugural conference, The Essential Summit, to hear from leading national voices on faith, family, and freedom who will help us understand the times and know how to respond. In addition to the four keynote sessions, there are four breakout tracks for business owners, school administrators, church leadership, and the general Christian audience for a deeper dive into the cultural and political issues they’re facing today.

“A heavy hitter in Ohio's culture wars” (The Columbus Dispatch, 2021), Center for Christian Virtue (CCV) is Ohio’s largest Christian public policy organization.

The Backpack Bill is education reform to ensure Ohio funds students, not bureaucracy. It ensures that all Ohio students are eligible for a taxpayer-funded scholarship that goes wherever they go.