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… Went After a Women’s Overnight Shelter The Downtown Hope Center in Anchorage operates an overnight shelter to … don’t matter and are not loved. This is why the Downtown Hope Center exists. Written on the windows are the words, “You matter. You are loved.” So the Hope Center only allows women in its overnight quarters to …

… down. ADF has represented other ministries—including New Hope Family Services  in New York and Catholic Charities West … … Case:Fulton v. City of Philadelphia … Case:New Hope Family Services v. Poole … case:Catholic Charities West … v. Michigan Department of Health and Human Services … New Hope Family Services … Catholic Charities West Michigan … …

The Supreme Court ruled against Tom Rost of Harris Funeral Homes in its Bostock v. Clayton County decision.

… about the case here. )   Faith-based adoption agency New Hope Family Services is a private Christian adoption agency … New York for over 50 years. Consistent with its faith, New Hope places children in homes with a married mother and father. In 2018, the State of New York gave New Hope an ultimatum: change its policy in violation of its …

… Act—to target a Christian adoption ministry called New Hope Family Services , which has been placing children in … lawsuit , ensuring that the state can no longer target New Hope and that the ministry can continue serving the … need critical services, such as those provided by Downtown Hope Center in Anchorage, Alaska. ADF successfully defended …

As someone who practiced in ‘Big Law’ for over a decade, I and many of my colleagues came to view that tilt as a given.

ADF’s clients have faced laws that threatened their constitutional rights. Those rights are worth defending.

Joanna Duka and Breanna Koski create custom-designed artwork through their business, Brush & Nib Studio.

… that he had given up his private moment of prayer and thanksgiving just because of pressure from the school. Coach …

In a victory for life, the court held that unborn children created through in vitro fertilization are children and therefore protected under Alabama law.