Do No Harm welcomes anyone who wants to keep ideology out of healthcare. Every American’s health and well-being is at stake – so we need to do everything in our power to roll back the division and discrimination that are hurting medicine and ruining lives. Your voice and values are essential.

Becoming a member is easy. Simply fill out the form below, and if possible, chip in a couple bucks to help us advance our mission. 

By joining Do No Harm, you’ll take a stand on one of the most critical issues of our time. And together, we will make the difference America needs. The future of healthcare – and your own health – depends on it.

Membership Benefits

  • Join a community of medical professionals and others who share your concerns and are committed to taking action.
  • Receive regular news and research updates on the most critical issues in the fight to protect healthcare.
  • Learn about policies to support physicians and patients across local and federal government.
  • Get access to exclusive events, webinars and resources.
  • We protect our members' privacy. You choose how engaged you'd like to be.
  • Membership is $20, but we don’t want a financial barrier to stop anyone from joining Do No Harm. Select the level that works for you.

Do No Harm is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. Contributions are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law. EIN: 87-4701865

Testimonials

Thank God for Do No Harm! The insanity in our country has to stop. The liberal woke ideologies are destroying the lives of children every day with their forced agendas. It is not just in the schools but also in the medical fields. What happened to the days of protecting the children at all costs?…

Concerned Parent in Pennsylvania

I was written up and put on probation because I said I would object to a man claiming to be a woman being allowed in my minor daughter’s locker room, and that I would encourage my child to wait if he or she wanted to “transition.” Do No Harm helped and supported me through a difficult time.

Registered Respiratory Therapist in Massachusetts

I am nurse who serves low-income mothers in a large urban area. My workplace has replaced the words mother, woman, and breastfeeding with the dehumanizing, pseudoscientific terms “birthing bodies,” & “chestfeeding,” and wants us to ask if newborns are non-binary. This madness must end.

Nurse in Pennsylvania