Religious Exemption Accountability Project

Colleges are under threat and are being forced to rescind all DEI measures regarding hiring, teaching, and the diversity of those they allow to attend their schools.

International students are living in fear of the possibility of a swift and final deportation midway through the academic year.

The Office of Civil Rights is under attack and, with direction from the Department of Education, has closed several offices, making it even harder for students to report Title IX infractions. This is unsafe!

Despite these startling changes, REAP still believes that Christian schools should be held to their high standards and protect their students as their faith suggests. REAP remains committed to the safety and education of LGBTQ+ students. Keep in touch with our work by joining our mailing list. Together we can do great things, even now.

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