News

Check out this article by the Associated Press on the JCRAR Public Hearing on March 7, 2023. 

Check out this news clip from MacIver Institute with an interview with Tara Czachor - Co-Founder of WUFF.

Check out this Fox News article on the suspension of the DHS rules.

Check out this Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article on the suspension of the DHS rules.

Please read this important press release from Wisconsin United For Freedom regarding the suspension of certain DHS rules by JCRAR. 

Please read this important press release from Wisconsin United For Freedom regarding scheduled Public Hearing on New Vaccine Requirements for WI Children.

Please read this important press release from Wisconsin United For Freedom regarding Midterm Elections.

Wisconsin United For Freedom showed up bigtime on Wednesday, January 13th to support some amazing bills. Let's not let this momentum slow down as we push for this amazing legislation to move forward. Check out the full press release listed HERE.

Check WUFF's press release regarding the UW System being out of control - AGAIN. They are refusing to comply with state statues and the orders of the Joint Committee for Review of Administrative Rules (JCRAR). Read the full press release HERE.

Hundreds of Wisconsinites showed up in Green Bay to protest hospitals and other healthcare providers requiring it's employees to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Read the article HERE.

Hundreds of Wisconsinites showed up to protest hospitals and other healthcare providers requiring it's employees to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Read the article HERE.

WUFF has been attempting to meet with Governor Evers since May and have been met with resistance. Check out the timeline HERE, including the Governor's refusal to meet with his WUFF constituents in person while meeting with other groups in person. 

Wisconsin United for Freedom has released an open letter to President Biden and Governor Evers regarding mandatory vaccinations. 73 other parent groups and counting have added to it. Check it out here!

The open letter that Wisconsin United For Freedom and other parent groups sent to Governor Evers and President Biden was in the news in an article in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Check it out here!

Wisconsin United For Freedom joined with other parent groups throughout the state of Wisconsin to release this letter. Check it out here!

Wisconsin United For Freedom co-founder Tara Czachor was recently on the Badger State Resistance Podcast talking about health freedom. Check it out here!

WUFF was represented at the Republican Party of Dane County picnic by co-founders Erin Runk and Tara Czachor. Check out this article describing WUFF's appearance and the other speakers that spoke as well!

Chiropractor Dr. Patrick Flynn of The Wellness Way in Green Bay has an outstanding podcast called A Different Perspective and recently WUFF co-founder Tara Czachor was featured on a recent episode. Check it out here!

Wisconsin United For Freedom takes a STRONG and UNWAVERING stance AGAINST “Vaccine Passports,” as well as

DISCRIMINATION based on medical vaccination status.

Our organization supports individual choices, and if someone feels that receiving the Covid-19 vaccine is in their best interest, we fully support, and even advocate, for their right to do so, however, we take a firm and unwavering stance against mandatory vaccinations. 

 “We were founded two years ago under the premise that every individual and every family should be able to pick and choose for themselves based on their unique circumstances which vaccines to take,” she said. “We maintain that same stance with this one, but even more strongly now that this is a fast-tracked vaccine lacking long-term safety data.” 

Erin Runk, Co-Founder of Wisconsin United for Freedom, testified in favor of the vaccine provisions; she said people should have the choice to not receive the vaccine without fear of workplace consequences. 

It's lobby day at the state capitol in Madison.  A group of moms from across the state are talking to lawmakers about freedom of choice.  In this case their message is taking aim at a vaccine bill. Members of Wisconsin United for Freedom and the Chiropractic Society of Wisconsin are here to take a stand against a bill that would eliminate one way Wisconsin parents can opt out of vaccinating their children. 

 "For us, the issue is not so much about vaccines but rather about personal and parental choice," said Czachor. 

 “Whether I choose to vaccinate, or whether I choose not to vaccinate, I should retain those controls. We have people that are fighting alongside us that do vaccinate. They may pick and choose certain vaccines, they might just opt out of the Hepatitis B vaccine. But they recognize that this is about choice.” 

 On behalf of the 150 local residents attending in opposition, in addition to health freedom advocacy non-profit Wisconsin United For Freedom, I would like to express sincere gratitude to the Sauk County supervisors who put aside individual inclinations and recognized that this is not about vaccination, but rather, preserving fundamental rights. 

Amber, of Wisconsin United for Freedom, told us members of this recently founded grassroots organization are against the rule change. She pointed out it’s a choice issue, not a vaccine issue. 

 “We don’t want to take away another parents choice to vaccinate, if that’s what they choose to do,” said Jamie Bernander of Wisconsin United for Freedom.  

 Amber, of Wisconsin United for Freedom, said that her personal convictions aren’t necessarily what drives the group or those leading it.  

 The vaccination debate continues Wednesday at the State Capitol as a non-profit advocacy group hosts an event called Understanding Vaccine Hesitancy.  

 Two events with differing views on the issue of vaccinations took place in Madison Wednesday.  

 Amber, of Wisconsin United For Freedom, a group that fights for the rights of parents to make vaccine decisions for their children joins Tim to discuss it this morning.

 A Wisconsin advocacy group is pushing back against a proposal to require all Wisconsin students entering seventh grade to show proof of meningococcal vaccination.  

 Dozens turned out Friday to a public hearing about a set of changes the state Department of Health Services is proposing on vaccination policies for children who attend a Wisconsin school or child care center.