Advocacy You Can Do Today
OPPOSE SB430 Online
This bill expands upon the "forced outing" or mandatory disclosure of any information about public school students to their parents included in the parental bill of rights (HB10). This bill inflicts harsh punishments on educators who do not comply, and puts schools in the middle of what should be personal / family conversations.
How to submit online opinions:
go to General Court website (gc.nh.gov)
click on “Senate Remote Sign In”
Select 02/03/26 as the date
Select “Senate Education" as the committee
Select SB430
Log your OPPOSITION
(direct link here: https://gc.nh.gov/remotecommittee/senate.aspx )
SB268 legalizes discrimination for bathrooms, locker rooms, sports, and prisons on the basis of "biological sex" as defined as only "male" and "female,” completely erasing the scientific reality of intersex individuals.
This bill creates enforceability, privacy, and safety concerns for all in the Granite state, and just like HB 148, it needs to be vetoed. Tell Kelly Ayotte to Veto SB 268!
Tell Governor Ayotte to Veto SB268
SB33 enables parents or individuals to challenge school materials and effectively ban them district-wide. This piece of legislation is essentially a book / materials ban, creating an environment of censorship in NH Schools. We have linked below to both the MomsRising letter campaign and the Every Library letter campaign, which do a great job of outlining why this bill would be harmful to NH students. Choose an action below to tell Kelly Ayotte to VETO SB33.
Tell Governor Ayotte to Veto SB33
Comment on Potential HHS Rule Regarding Trans Youth Care
The news is full of concern right now about two proposed rules at the HHS that would effectively block gender affirming care for youth. These are still proposed rules, and there are still time for the public to comment to the government by February 17.
The HRC is bundling comments together via this petition link which contains your chance to act: bill information, template language, and a form which will send your opinion to the government. It’s fast!
The official government site to submit comments is at regulations.gov through this link, referring to file code CMS-2451-P. There are no comments on this proposed rule there now, but you can view them as they come in.
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