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The state is endangering minors despite no sound evidence showing the benefits of transgender treatments — and mounting evidence showing the harm. Who cares about truth — or protecting kids — when gender ideology is on the line? That’s the best way to understand Oregon’s decision on February 7 to join a court case against the Trump administration’s new […]
A major agency within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) sent a memo to hospitals and medical providers in the U.S. this week reminding them of “the dangerous chemical and surgical mutilation of children, including interventions that cause sterilization,” and vowed the agency would continue aligning its policies with President Donald Trump’s executive orders. The Centers for […]
Ohio lawmakers are currently considering legislation to effectively ban diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in institutions of higher education like medical schools. The bill, SB 1, predictably drew condemnation from pro-DEI activists, and one might expect the universities themselves to adopt similar positions. But according to a recent report by Signal Ohio, the Inter-University […]
On March 5, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) sent out an alert to healthcare providers notifying them of their “obligation” to protect children from harmful sex change interventions. The notice references the wealth of research demonstrating how there is no strong evidence to support the efficacy of so-called “gender-affirming care.” This includes […]
EXCLUSIVE — The nation’s largest network for scientists and chemists is facing a legal challenge over a scholarship program that allegedly blocks students from applying based on race. The American Chemical Society, or ACS, is facing a federal lawsuit claiming its ACS Scholars Program unlawfully excludes white and Asian students, reserving eligibility for “historically underrepresented”groups such as black, Hispanic, and Native American […]
RICHMOND, VA; March 5, 2025 – Today, Do No Harm filed a motion to intervene in a case challenging President Trump’s executive orders on DEI and gender identity brought by the National Urban League, National Fair Housing Alliance, and AIDS Foundation of Chicago. Do No Harm is asking the court to become a defendant in the […]
In his first few days in office, President Trump signed three critical executive orders aimed at shutting down DEI and radical gender ideology in government and federally funded institutions: Unsurprisingly, the executive orders were challenged in court by activist groups who receive federal funding and support harmful DEI programs based on race and gender identity. […]
RICHMOND, VA; March 5, 2025 – Today, Do No Harm filed a lawsuit against the American Chemical Society (ACS) for operating a discriminatory scholarship. The ACS Scholars Program awards students interested in the chemical sciences up to $5,000 per academic year to help pay for college tuition and fees. However, the scholarship program is only […]
If you watched President Trump’s joint address to Congress last night, you probably noticed a familiar face: Do No Harm Parent Advocate January Littlejohn! The president thanked January for her work as a “courageous advocate” protecting children from the harms of gender ideology, and January even received a standing ovation. “A few years ago, January […]
On March 5, 2025, Do No Harm filed a lawsuit against the American Chemical Society (ACS) for operating a discriminatory scholarship. The ACS Scholars Program awards students up to $5,000 per academic year to help pay for college tuition and fees. However, the program was only open to black, Hispanic, and indigenous students. A member […]
Doctor-ranking company Castle Connolly is back at it again with the latest iteration of its report promoting discredited racial theories. Recently, Castle Connolly announced the 2025 edition of its “Top Black Doctors” report which highlights the organization’s picks for the best black doctors in 2025; these 338 doctors were evaluated by the Castle Connolly research […]
Join us for Policy in Motion: A Deep Dive into Do No Harm’s State and Federal Strategies, where we will explore the latest developments in policy at both the state and federal levels. This webinar will cover key topics, including the introduction of our new Medical Director, important state legislative updates, and ongoing federal policy efforts. […]
Today’s surgical residency graduates are increasingly unprepared for professional practice.
The National Cancer Institute (NCI), part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), is the federal government’s chief agency tasked with supporting cancer research. That makes it all the more disturbing that the NCI has actively promoted racially discriminatory policies and practices through its own initiatives as well as its grantmaking activities. Do No Harm […]
The National Science Foundation (NSF), the federal agency responsible for funding a large chunk of scientific research, states that its mission is “to promote the progress of science; to advance the national health, prosperity and welfare; and to secure the national defense.” Yet one of its most prolific grantmaking programs, the Louis Stokes Alliances for […]
At the UMass Chan Medical School, “inclusive” seems to have a concerning meaning. One of the school’s programs, the “Inclusive Identity Project” sponsored by the school’s Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, enables faculty members to select their own pronouns in the school’s human resource system and mark their sex as “X.” “Recognizing that sex […]
Today, Do No Harm filed two amicus briefs in support of President Trump’s executive order aiming to cut off taxpayer funding of child sex change interventions. Earlier this month, LGBT interest group PFLAG National and several Democrat-led states sued the Trump administration over the executive order, arguing it discriminated against “transgender” children in violation of […]