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Transgender toddlers treated at Duke, UNC, and ECU
Top medical schools in the state are now transitioning toddlers and training future primary care doctors on how to engage in the experimental treatment.
Education First Alliance's reporting leads to bills protecting girls sports
Our viral story prompts bipartisan action to ban boys from competing as girls in high school and college sports in North Carolina.
North Carolina's second-largest hospital system to flood rural areas with child sex-change services
Top doctors at the institution issue an urgent call to provide pediatric treatment and access to drugs and surgery across rural counties and urge patient recruitment in schools
Transgender toddlers treated at Duke, UNC, and ECU
Top medical schools in the state are now transitioning toddlers and training future primary care doctors on how to engage in the experimental treatment.
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Our Impact
An Education First Alliance investigation found that 3 NC school districts pushed children to identify as the opposite sex, then keep 'gender changes' secret from parents. Months later, Republicans introduced a bill to ban the practice.
In May, Education First Alliance exposed UNC, ECU, and Duke for treating 'transgender' toddlers. In June, North Carolina legislators passed a law banning medications & operations for child 'gender' diagnoses.
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The legislation, passed after an Education First Alliance expose, bans boys and men from participating in women’s sports in middle and high school, as well as in universities.
Healthcare workers working in schools face stiff penalties for treating children without parental permission after reports. It also clarifies that healthcare workers should not be providing medical care related to gender identity without parental consent.
Duke, UNC, and ECU hospitals take down large swaths of web pages advertising child 'gender' clinics after public outrage. Education First Alliance published reports highlighting NC's medical teaching centers for treating toddlers for transgenderism.
An NC House Committee chairman ordered ECU officials to turn over emails and documents related to its 'Pride Clinic' for children of all ages. The clinic, which serves gender-questioning children as young as four years old, is run by the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University.
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