• Abortion Pill Bill (HF 2788): Requires in-person prescriptions and dispensing of abortion-inducing drugs in a medical setting, with informed consent on the risks and reality of chemical abortion. This closes dangerous mail-order/telehealth loopholes and prioritizes women’s health.
  • Medical Right of Conscience: Protects healthcare providers and institutions from being forced to participate in procedures that violate their ethical, moral, or religious beliefs (with emergency exceptions). A vital safeguard for faithful professionals.
  • MOMS: Continued support and momentum for maternal health initiatives providing real alternatives and support for mothers and babies (aligned with our priorities for life-affirming care).
  • Age Verification: Requires pornographic websites and apps to verify users are 18+, shielding minors from harmful content. A major step for parental protection and child safety online.
  • SPEAKS Act (student speech/expression protections): Safeguards students’ First Amendment rights to religious, political, and ideological expression in K-12 schools, preventing viewpoint discrimination.
  • Foster Care Bill: Protects prospective foster and adoptive parents from disqualification based on sincerely held religious or moral beliefs regarding sexual orientation or gender identity. Expands the pool of loving homes while prioritizing child well-being.
  • Foster Care Training Reform (SF 2096 – already signed): Shifts to a flexible, competency-based model that respects families’ experience and faith motivations, reducing unnecessary barriers while ensuring quality preparation. Governor Reynolds signed this earlier this spring.
  • School Choice: Expansions including better funding and support for charter schools, homeschool flexibility, and related measures that empower parents with more options for their children’s education.
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