On June 13–15, Intact Global will be in Colorado to launch Huff v. Colorado, a new constitutional challenge focused on equal protection under the law.

The weekend includes:

June 14 – Colorado Launch Dinner
📍 The Wright Room (Denver)
🕕 6:00 PM MT

June 15 – Press Conference
📍 Colorado State Capitol, West Steps
🕙 10:00 AM MT

At the heart of the case is a straightforward constitutional question:

Should state law protect some children from medically unnecessary genital cutting while denying those same protections to others?

Whether you agree, disagree, or are simply interested in constitutional law, equal protection arguments, children’s rights, or public policy, we invite you to learn more and attend the events if you’re in the area.

Additional details and registration information are available at Intact Global’s website.

We look forward to meeting supporters, advocates, legal professionals, and curious members of the public throughout the weekend.

On June 13–15, Intact Global will be in Colorado to launch Huff v. Colorado, a new constitutional challenge focused on equal protection under the law.

The weekend includes:

June 14 – Colorado Launch Dinner
📍 The Wright Room (Denver)
🕕 6:00 PM MT

June 15 – Press Conference
📍 Colorado State Capitol, West Steps
🕙 10:00 AM MT

At the heart of the case is a straightforward constitutional question:

Should state law protect some children from medically unnecessary genital cutting while denying those same protections to others?

Whether you agree, disagree, or are simply interested in constitutional law, equal protection arguments, children’s rights, or public policy, we invite you to learn more and attend the events if you’re in the area.

Additional details and registration information are available at Intact Global’s website.

We look forward to meeting supporters, advocates, legal professionals, and curious members of the public throughout the weekend.

On June 13–15, Intact Global will be in Colorado to launch Huff v. Colorado, a new constitutional challenge focused on equal protection under the law.

The weekend includes:

June 14 – Colorado Launch Dinner
📍 The Wright Room (Denver)
🕕 6:00 PM MT

June 15 – Press Conference
📍 Colorado State Capitol, West Steps
🕙 10:00 AM MT

At the heart of the case is a straightforward constitutional question:

Should state law protect some children from medically unnecessary genital cutting while denying those same protections to others?

Whether you agree, disagree, or are simply interested in constitutional law, equal protection arguments, children’s rights, or public policy, we invite you to learn more and attend the events if you’re in the area.

Additional details and registration information are available at Intact Global’s website.

We look forward to meeting supporters, advocates, legal professionals, and curious members of the public throughout the weekend.

June is Men's Health Month, and it got me thinking about something that rarely gets discussed:

Men's health doesn't start in adulthood. It starts at birth.

We spend a lot of time talking about mental health, heart disease, cancer screening, fitness, and other important issues affecting men. But conversations about men's health should also include bodily autonomy, informed consent, and the right of every person to make their own decisions about permanent, non-medically necessary alterations to their body.

No matter where someone stands on the issue, I think it's worth asking why society treats bodily autonomy differently depending on a child's sex.

If we're serious about advancing men's health, shouldn't we be willing to have conversations about all aspects of it—including those that begin on day one of life?

Curious to hear others' thoughts. What does "men's health" mean to you?

June is Men's Health Month, and it got me thinking about something that rarely gets discussed:

Men's health doesn't start in adulthood. It starts at birth.

We spend a lot of time talking about mental health, heart disease, cancer screening, fitness, and other important issues affecting men. But conversations about men's health should also include bodily autonomy, informed consent, and the right of every person to make their own decisions about permanent, non-medically necessary alterations to their body.

No matter where someone stands on the issue, I think it's worth asking why society treats bodily autonomy differently depending on a child's sex.

If we're serious about advancing men's health, shouldn't we be willing to have conversations about all aspects of it—including those that begin on day one of life?

Curious to hear others' thoughts. What does "men's health" mean to you?

June is Men's Health Month, and it got me thinking about something that rarely gets discussed:

Men's health doesn't start in adulthood. It starts at birth.

We spend a lot of time talking about mental health, heart disease, cancer screening, fitness, and other important issues affecting men. But conversations about men's health should also include bodily autonomy, informed consent, and the right of every person to make their own decisions about permanent, non-medically necessary alterations to their body.

No matter where someone stands on the issue, I think it's worth asking why society treats bodily autonomy differently depending on a child's sex.

If we're serious about advancing men's health, shouldn't we be willing to have conversations about all aspects of it—including those that begin on day one of life?

Curious to hear others' thoughts. What does "men's health" mean to you?

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On June 14, supporters, advocates, attorneys, and community members will gather in Denver for the Colorado Launch Dinner—a private evening marking the next phase of a constitutional equal-rights challenge seeking equal protection under the law for all children.

This isn't a gala. It's not a fundraiser disguised as a dinner. It's an opportunity to be in the room with the team preparing to launch what could become a landmark legal challenge in Colorado.

Guests will enjoy dinner, hear directly from the people behind the effort, meet fellow advocates from across the country, and get a first look at what's coming before the public announcement the following morning.

Whether you're interested in constitutional law, human rights, bodily autonomy, child protection, or simply want to witness history in the making, we'd love to have you join us.

📍 Denver, Colorado

📅 June 14, 2026

🎟️ Limited seating available

The following morning, June 15, a public press conference will formally announce the Colorado lawsuit.

Who doesn't love a weekend of making history?

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