How to Describe Us
“Intact America is a children’s rights advocacy group focused on gender equality, promoting the foreskin’s value and protecting it from harm, and saving boys from genital cutting (a.k.a. circumcision).”
Contact
Georganne Chapin, Director
Intact America
PO Box 8516
Tarrytown, NY 10591
914-400-1900
[email protected]
Recent Press Releases
When They Ask If You’ll Circumcise Your Baby Boy, What Will You Say?
CircumcisionDebate.org, a New Website, Now Makes It Easier for Parents to Answer That Question TARRYTOWN, NY—SEPTEMBER 13, 2017 The Internet has made it easier for expectant parents to research everything about having a baby, from choosing a stroller to buying the...
Intact America Calls for Further Research into the Long-Term Physical, Sexual, and Psychological Harm Caused by Neonatal Circumcision
Do Men Experience Life-Long Trauma from Being Circumcised as Infants? Yes, According to a New Study Indicating That Circumcision Results in Physical and Emotional Harm Many Respondents Thought They Were the Only Ones with Such ‘Defects’ Tarrytown, NY—March 22, 2017...
IOTM – Audra “Ms Blu” Berger
Jazz Singer Audra ‘Ms. Blu’ Berger Adds #ForeskinPride to Her Repertoire She Wowed Crowds at NYC Pride 2016 with Soulful Voice, Foreskin-Friendly Messages; Now, She’s Intact America’s Intactivist of the Month for August 2016 From 1963 Civil Rights March on Washington...
Joint statement in response to the Canadian Paediatric Society
Joint Response from Georganne Chapin, MPhil, JD Executive Director, Intact America and Marilyn Fayre Milos, RN Executive Director, National Organization of Circumcision Information Resource Centers to The Canadian Paediatric Society’s 2015 Position Statement on...
Intact America and Attorneys for the Rights of the Child Respond to CDC’s Proposed Circumcision Guidelines
Tarrytown, NY—January 16, 2015 Joint Comment from Intact America and Attorneys for the Rights of the Child, submitted during the public comment period in Response to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) “Recommendations for Providers Counseling Male...