Family Research Council

The Family Research Council (FRC) is a prominent nonprofit organization based in Washington, D.C., dedicated to promoting a family-centered philosophy in public life. Established in 1983, FRC focuses on articulating and advancing issues related to marriage, family, and human dignity from a biblical perspective. Their efforts include extensive policy research and analysis that informs legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government, as well as media and academic circles.

FRC addresses a wide range of topics critical to society, including abortion, bioethics, religious liberty, and family formation. Through initiatives such as the Washington Stand, FRC provides news and commentary reflecting their values, while their various outreach programs engage the public on pressing issues. Additionally, FRC offers resources for community impact and advocacy, encouraging citizens to participate in the democratic process. Committed to advancing faith, family, and freedom, FRC plays a vital role in shaping cultural discourse and public policy for over four decades.