Food Freedom
Healthy kids, healthy future. Parents, not politicians or corporations, should decide what nourishes our families.
Medical Freedom
Medical decisions for children must remain in the hands of parents and trusted healthcare providers—not the government or companies with a vested interest. One-size-fits-all mandates disregard individual health circumstances and concerns and erode parental rights. We must preserve the principles of informed consent, individualized care, and medical transparency to ensure that every child receives the care that is right for them.
The War on Motherhood & Family Health
Mothers are the cornerstone of healthy families, but radical cultural shifts have devalued the role of women as mothers to public health systems that push one-size-fits-all care, suppress natural birth options, and erode parental authority. Today’s medical and political institutions often work against families rather than for them. It’s time to protect motherhood, support family-led health decisions, and ensure that every mother has the freedom to choose natural, safe, and personalized care.
Toxins in Our Environment & Products
Toxins in our environment, homes, and everyday products pose a growing threat to our children’s health. From endocrine-disrupting chemicals to contaminated water and mislabeled household goods, these exposures are tied to developmental delays, chronic disease, and cancer. Bureaucratic inaction, corporate lobbying, and a lack of transparency have allowed these toxins to flood the marketplace and our children’s environments. It's time to restore accountability, empower parents with truth and choice, and put health (not profit) first.
Reviving Strong Communities
Strong communities are built on connected families, healthy children, and empowered parents. We must prioritize meaningful interactions, face-to-face engagement, and protect the mental and physical health of our children by limiting the harmful effects of excessive screen time and social media. Parents must remain in control of what their children can access online and hold social media companies accountable for the content they allow on their platforms as they profit off of exploiting and targeting children.