Julie Stemberg

"... funding unless it ensures the money won't be used for religious purposes. ?Public funds were being used to fund a road show, really, to convert teens to Christianity,? said Julie Stemberg, an ACLU attorney. She said the ACLU supports the program's right to offer religious content, but not with taxpayer money. Delphi union members authorize strike DETROIT (AP) Members of Delphi ..."

"... line and uses grant money to encourage young people to commit themselves to Jesus Christ. “The courts have repeatedly said taxpayer dollars cannot be used to promote religion," said Julie Stemberg, a lawyer with the aclu's Reproductive Freedom Project. “The Silver Ring Thing blatantly violates this principle." Chris Downing, a spokesman for the Department of Health and Human Services, said HHS ..."

"... llie rings sold to the attendees are inscribed with a Scripture reference to promote purity, and the kids are encouraged to enroll in a program after the SRT event. Julie Stemberg, an attorney wilh the ACLU's Reproductive Freedom Project, said in an Associated Press “"Ilie courts have repeatedly said taxpayer dollars cannot be used to promote religion. The Silver Thing blatantly ..."

"... the group's activities. we're really pleased the government has recognized Silver Ring Thing waa misusing public dollars to promote lts own faith over all others," saki senior staff attorney Julie Stemberg. it's improper Rjr the federal government to underwrite a national roed show designed to convert teenagers to a particular faith.? HHS officials to elaborate beyond the letter. ppi Gateway Center ..."