Do No Harm Files FCC Comment on E-Rate Program Review
Earlier today, Do No Harm submitted to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) a formal comment in response to the notice of proposed rulemaking “FCC to Review E-Rate Program to Ensure Congress’s Vision.”
We strongly support the proposed rule.
The FCC’s E-Rate program, administered by the Universal Service Administrative Company, funds networks and devices in public schools around the country. Such educational institutions rely heavily on the program for connectivity, student access, and electronic instruction.
Yet, as our comment makes clear, E-Rate-funded networks have become a channel through which radical gender ideology reaches children, often without their parents’ knowledge.
Congress has already attached to E-Rate limitations that, properly enforced, empower parents to better protect their children, and we urge the FCC to affirm and strengthen those measures.
Please read the full comment here or below.

