Resources
Guides, forms, and tools to help you defend parental rights and protect children.
CPRC Guides
Resource Guides & Books
For Church Leaders, Parents, Youth, and Community
Church Transgender Response Guide
A truth-based, science-based guide equipping congregations to understand, church leaders to respond, parents to guard against, and young people to resist the transgender trend.
For group or bulk purchases (over 10 copies), please contact info@childparentrights.org.
For Parents and Community
Navigating the Transgender Landscape — School Resource Guide
Sound social, medical, and legal information for school boards, administrators, teachers, counselors, and parents — equipping them to respond effectively to the transgender phenomenon in K-12 schools.
For group or bulk purchases (over 10 copies), please contact info@childparentrights.org.
How-To Booklets
Practical Booklets
For Parents and Community
How to respond to school officials
A practical booklet walking parents and community advocates through how to communicate effectively with school officials about parental rights and gender identity policies.
Coming SoonFor Parents and Community
How to respond to Child Protective Services
Step-by-step guidance for parents facing CPS inquiries tied to gender identity decisions — what to say, what to document, and when to call a lawyer.
Coming SoonWant to be notified when these booklets are available? Email info@childparentrights.org.
Free Tools
Additional Support & Information
Parental Notification Letter
A template letter parents can send to their child's school asserting their right to be notified about gender identity discussions.
View →Student Record Request Template
A template letter parents can use to request their child's complete educational record under FERPA.
View →Title IX
CPRC's analysis of Title IX and how it applies to parental rights and student privacy.
View →The Myth About Suicide and Gender Dysphoric Children
Evidence-based response to the claim that withholding gender-affirming treatment causes suicide.
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