Faith
Faith Fuels Prison Advocate Against SB 132
Faith Facts
- California’s SB 132 permits inmates to be housed based on self-declared gender identity.
- Amie Ichikawa, through Woman to Woman, highlights increased danger and trauma for women prisoners under this policy.
- Ichikawa credits faith as the driving force behind her advocacy for incarcerated women.
Amie Ichikawa, founder of Woman to Woman, has spoken out about the implications of California’s SB 132, warning that it allows men who identify as female to be housed in women’s prisons. She shares that this has resulted in unsafe and distressing circumstances for female inmates, including firsthand reports of abuse and significant emotional burden.
Driven by her Christian faith, Ichikawa is dedicated to defending the dignity and safety of women behind bars. She will further discuss her faith-filled mission at the upcoming “Unmasking Gender Ideology” event hosted by Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church in Fort Lauderdale.
Stand for Biblical truth and support those defending the safety and dignity of women in all places by lifting them up in prayer and staying informed.