

Keep Sororities Female
The University of Wyoming’s Kappa Kappa Gamma (Kappa) chapter was pressured to admit a biological male who often identifies as a woman into their all-female membership. Brave women in that sorority are now speaking out against this breach of contract and sisterhood. Help us support their fight.
Share Your Story: Have you been hit with a surprise medical bill or learned too late that you were paying too much for a procedure?
Share Your StoryESAs help students break through and empower families with educational freedom and flexibility. What have educational savings accounts meant to you?
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Impact
Together, we are making a difference. Join us in creating a healthier, more secure country. With your support and participation, IWV fights everyday for:
- A transparent and accessible healthcare system
- Cutting unnecessary regulations that hold people back
- Economic policies that provide opportunity, security, and prosperity
- Passage of a Violence Against Women’s Act that protects all women

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