The Kansas Legislature sends Help Not Harm to Gov. Kelly, protecting Kansas kids from harmful and irreversible gender procedures. Topeka, Kan. March 27, 2024 – A supermajority of the Kansas House and the Kansas Senate sent S.B. 233 to Governor Kelly today. The Help Not Harm Act, S.B. 233, ensures that minors cannot receive puberty
Topeka, Kan. March 26, 2024 – The Kansas House passed S.B. 394 today to protect children online from materials that are harmful to them. The bill requires any website that knowingly hosts, shares, or distributes material that is harmful to minors and that material appears on 25% of the webpages viewed per month to verify
Kansas House passes SB 233 to provide help and not harm to Kansas kids Topeka, Kan. March 13, 2024 – Yesterday was national Detransitioner Awareness Day, and today, the Kansas House passed S.B. 233 to protect kids from harmful, experimental gender transition procedures or chemicals. This bill ensures that children cannot receive surgeries, cross sex
Topeka, Kan. February 15, 2024 – The Kansas Senate passed S.B. 394 today to protect kids online from materials that are harmful to them. The bill requires any website that knowingly host, shares, or distributes material that is harmful to minors, and that material appears on 25% of the webpages viewed per month, to verify
Topeka, Kan. April 27, 2023 – Both chambers of the Kansas Legislature voted to override Governor Kelly’s veto of the Women’s Bill of Rights (S.B. 180) – the first of its kind in the nation. The Senate voted 28-12 and the House voted 84-40 to override Governor Kelly’s veto of this Act. It will now
Topeka, Kan. April 26, 2023 – The Born Alive Infant Protection Act (H.B. 2313) ensures that infants born alive from failed abortions will receive appropriate medical care. The Senate voted 31-9 and the House voted 87-37 to override Governor Kelly’s veto of this Act. It will now become law. Brittany Jones, Director of Policy and
(Topeka, Kan. – April 20, 2023) – Today, Gov. Kelly’s vetoed S.B. 26, The Childhood Mutilation Prevention Act, S.B. 180, the Women’s Bill of Rights, and H.B. 2138, requiring separate overnight accommodations for males and females on school trips. These are common-sense bills protect women’s spaces and children. The Childhood Mutilation Prevention Act ensures that
(Topeka, Kan. – April 5, 2023) – Today, the Kansas House & Senate voted to override Gov. Kelly’s veto of the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act. This common-sense legislation ensures that athletics are designated male, female, or coed. Kansas is now the 19th state to pass the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act. The override vote
Governor Kelly proves that she isn’t middle of the road by vetoing the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act Topeka, Kan. March 17, 2023 Despite campaign statements to the contrary, Governor Kelly once again vetoed the common sense Fairness in Women’s Sports Act. It passed the House 82-40, with 3 members missing. It passed the Senate
TOPEKA, KS — The Value Them Both Coalition (VTB) released the following statement in response to today’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Dobbs v. Jackson County Women’s Health Organization: “Today’s decision on Dobbs v. Jackson emphasizes the importance of our democracy, restoring the power to the states to decide how and if they are going to place limits on
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