Save Girls Sports Unfortunately, the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act fell just one vote short in the Senate and so the House did not get a second opportunity to review the bill. While it means that the bill is likely dead for this session, it does not mean we will stop fighting for opportunities for
The legislature begins its final week of work on Monday. And boy do they have a lot of work to do! For people who care about families there are three key topics that the legislature will be discussing over the next seven days that are important. So I need you to take time to contact
The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it, ignorance may deride it, but in the end, there it is. — Winston Churchill Today, Governor Kelly betrayed Kansas women as she sided with radical LGBTQ+ ideology and the corrupt NCAA. However, we won’t stop fighting for women! Contact your legislators and ask them to override Governor
Kansas is one step closer to ensuring that women can compete on a level playing field. Yesterday, Kansas became the fifth state in which the legislature has ensured that girls opportunities in sports will be protected through the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act. The Senate passed the bill 26-11. The House passed the bill 75-44
It’s the whirlwind of the last week of the regular session. This is the week where bills are repackaged and brought before the legislators to vote up or down. There are several topics that I want to highlight for you today! Your legislators need to hear from you again on the following: Educational Freedom –
Today, the House Federal & State Affairs Committee passed a bill that is deceptively called a “medical” marijuana bill. However, as it was passed out of committee, it would essentially allow anyone to obtain marijuana for almost any reason at all. Medical Marijuana is typically used as a step towards fully legalizing recreational marijuana. But
I am hearing that your letters supporting Fairness in Women’s Sports are pouring into the Senate! Today, the bill passed the Senate Education Committee by a vote of 6-3. It now goes to the Senate floor. It is imperative that you let the Senate know TODAY to support fairplay for girls. Girls should not be
Getting the Fairness in Women’s Sports bill out of committee was delayed last week and the Committee needs to hear from you TODAY. Kansans agree that women should have a fair playing field! And the Senate can do something about it! We’ve been talking about our number one priority for the rest of this session
The following OpEd by Brittany Jones and Elizabeth Patton was published by the Wichita Eagle on March 11, 2021. The past year has highlighted how important it is to bridge the opportunity gaps in our educational system. As these gaps were exacerbated by pandemic-related school closures, working parent, single parents, students, teachers, and thousands of
We’ve reached what is known as turn around week at the Kansas Capitol. It’s the week in which bills are supposed to be out of one chamber unless they have been made exempt. This means legislators are on the floor for hours at a time, trying to get bills passed out of their chamber. We’ve
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