Connecticut Residents Against Medical Mandates, Inc.
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Connecticut Residents Against Medical Mandates Inc., also known as CTRAMM, is a 501c(4) organization dedicated to protecting individual rights at the state level. We believe no resident should be forced, coerced, or deceived into any medical choices that violate their will, conscience, or religious beliefs. Although our Facebook group has been shutdown three times our mission remains the same, to connect Connecticut residents with the resources and education they need to make informed decisions about their lifestyle and livelihood.
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CTRAMM ENDORSES DONALD TRUMP FOR THE 47th PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
CTRAMM Membership
We're excited to present a membership that's all about fostering connections and supporting your choices. Our membership is your passport to a community that shares your values and priorities. Our membership includes our newsletter, a medical provider list with over 135 medical professional in Connecticut, education alternatives for families and promotes like minded business and events in Connecticut and online.
Join the CTRAMM Membership Here.
Join the CTRAMM Membership Here.
Religious Exemptions for Employment in Connecticut
The Religious Exemption is a protected right for employment under the Civil Rights Act of 1964, read the Connecticut State statute here: (CGS § 46a-60). CTRAMM offers a Religious Exemption Writing Webinar with guidance on how to write a Religious Exemption. For access simply join our membership above!
Religious Exemption for Daycare, K-12 and Higher Education in Connecticut
On April 27, 2021, Connecticut's legislature removed the Religious Exemption to state required immunizations for childcare facilities, K-12 education and college. Thousands rallied against this legislation at the Capitol, over 2000 opposed testimonies where submitted by residents in a hearing that was limited to 24 hours online. Two lawsuits have been filed, one by We The Patriots USA and one by Attorney Jim Mermigis, Lindy Urso and Kevin Barry. An additional lawsuit effort has been announced by Attorney Aaron Siri and ICAN Decide.