What CCV believes, and what it has done
God intentionally created humanity male and female, establishing an immutable biological reality essential to human identity. Center for Christian Virtue forcefully rejects harmful gender ideology that seeks to erase biological sex.
Protecting Children from Transgender Medical Procedures
CCV was the primary backer of the Saving Ohio Adolescents from Experimentation (SAFE) Act to ban puberty blockers and cross-sex surgeries on minors.
Safeguarding Women’s Sports
CCV led the fight to protect female athletes from being forced to compete against biological males.
Exposing Children’s Hospitals that Harm Kids
CCV was a part of the ground-breaking “Wolves in White Coats” report from the Trump Administration’s Health and Human Services, exposing potentially millions of dollars in fraud from Children’s Hospitals and others performing sex-rejecting procedures on children.
Protecting Single-Sex Spaces
CCV fights for state and local efforts to ensure that women’s locker rooms, bathrooms, and domestic violence shelters are protected from biological males.
Where the law stands in Ohio.
CCV tracks every bill that touches this issue as it moves: through committee, onto the floor and to the governor’s desk. Featured Ohio bills live in the For Buckeyes area, and older Ohio content on this issue stays searchable in the archive.
CCV supported the Advance Ohio Higher Education Act through the Ohio Senate in 2025.
Ohio is our proving ground, but America is our mission.
CCV builds, tests and wins state-level battles at home, then scales what works, exporting successful models and deploying resources to state-based allies across the country.
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