July 13, 2026 Topeka, Kan.—Today, Kansas Governor Laura Kelly appointed K. Christopher Jayaram as the next Kansas Supreme Court Justice. He will fill the vacancy created by Chief Judge Marla Luckert’s retirement. Judge Jayaram is currently a Johnson County District judge who was appointed by Governor Kelly. Statement by Brittany Jones, Esq., President, Kansas Family
News Release For Immediate Release: June 30, 2026Contacts: True North Legal: https://truenorthlegal.org/contact/media-inquiry U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Idaho and West Virginia Laws Protecting Women’s and Girls’ Sports True North Legal and Kansas Family Foundation Represent Idaho Representative Barbara Ehardt and 206 Female Legislators in Victory for Female Athletic Opportunity St. Paul, MN — Today, the Supreme
Topeka, Kan. April 9, 2026 Today, both chambers of the Kansas Legislature came together to override the Governor’s vetoes on several key pro‑family bills. These measures strengthen a culture of life in Kansas by ensuring women can meaningfully enforce their statutory rights under the Women’s Right to Know Law. The Legislature also opted into important
KS Gov Vetoes Laws that Empower Women Topeka, Kan. April 6, 2026—This evening Governor Kelly vetoed H.B. 2727 and H.B. 2729, two measures designed to strengthen women’s ability to enforce their statutory rights and ensure they receive clear, accurate information before an abortion. H.B. 2727 created a streamlined path for a woman to bring a
The Kansas Legislature took action to override the Governor’s Veto of a Life Affirming Priority and Sent Several Key Bills to the Governor Topeka, Kan. March 27, 2026 Today, the Kansas Legislature took action on several key components of Kansas Family Voice’s 2026 Legislative Agenda. It took action to: The CARES Act ensures that Kansas
Kansas Senate Passes Bill Strengthening Protections for Religious Assemblies Topeka, Kan. March 19, 2026 — With bipartisan support the Kansas Senate passed Senate Substitute for HB 2018, a key piece of legislation that creates the crime of interference with the conduct of a religious assembly. This bill represents a significant step forward in safeguarding the rights of Kansans
A supermajority of legislators overrode the Gov.’s veto of the Women’s Privacy Law, restoring common-sense Topeka, KS —February 18, 2026 — A supermajority of Kansas legislators overrode Governor Kelly’s veto of Senate Bill 244, legislation which strengthens the state’s Women’s Bill of Rights by restoring clear, consistent definitions of sex in Kansas law and ensuring
Kansas Governor once again fails to stand up for women Topeka, Kan. — February 13, 2026 Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has vetoed Senate Bill 244, legislation which strengthens the state’s Women’s Bill of Rights by restoring clear, consistent definitions of sex in Kansas law and ensuring that women and girls have access to private, secure, sex-specific spaces
Topeka, Kan. —January 28, 2026 — Kansas lawmakers passed Senate Bill 244, a measure designed to strengthen the state’s Women’s Bill of Rights by restoring clear, consistent definitions of sex in Kansas law and ensuring that women and girls have access to private, secure, sex-specific spaces in public buildings. It passed the House 87-36 and the Senate
Topeka, Kan. Oct. 2, 2025 In 2023, the Kansas Legislature became the first state in the nation to pass the Women’s Bill of Rights. The Kansas Women’s Bill of Rights establishes clear, biological definitions of sex in state law. It requires that vital records reflect biological sex at birth and sets a constitutional standard for
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