by Nate Grasz | Sep 21, 2016 | Privacy and Safety
A crucial component surrounding recent discussions on gender identity, gender expression and student access to restrooms and locker rooms has been missed: the constitutional right to bodily privacy. Courts have consistently ruled that people have a reasonable...
by Nate Grasz | Aug 12, 2016 | Privacy and Safety
Omaha Public School’s recent announcement that they are considering adding gender identity and gender expression to their nondiscrimination policy has raised several questions: … [wp-svg-icons icon=”play-3″ wrap=”i”] What do the...
by Karen Bowling | Aug 8, 2016 | Privacy and Safety
Kaeley Triller is the former Communications Director for a YMCA. One day she was asked to write talking points for a controversial new policy. When she learned the policy would allow people to choose their bathrooms and locker rooms based on gender identity, she felt...
by Hallie Hamilton | Jul 25, 2016 | Gender Identity
Across the country, well-meaning legislatures, city councils, and school boards are attempting to add Gender Identity and Gender Expression to Nondiscrimination policies, including Omaha Public Schools (OPS). At their most recent board meeting, OPS discussed an update...
by Nebraska Family Alliance | Jul 21, 2016 | Gender Identity
On Monday, July 18th, the Omaha Public School Board discussed an amendment to their anti-discrimination policy (1200) that would add gender identity and gender expression among other items. If passed, Policy 1200 would read: “Omaha Public Schools does not discriminate...
