Legislation

SB 442 would require any instruction and learning materials used to teach “human sexuality” for grades 4-12, be approved by the school board and would require certain information to be publicly posted on the school’s website. STATUS: PASSED COMMITTEE

This bill would violate important separation of church and state constitutional protections.

This bill increases the administrative burden for some nondiscrimination programs at state agencies and public schools and universities. It also prohibits agencies and schools from requiring certain kinds of trainings.

We oppose this bill because it would make voting harder, not easier. At a time when voter turnout in Indiana is among the lowest in the nation, elected officials should be focused on increasing opportunities for voting, not taking them away. STATUS: PASSED COMMITTEE

By creating driver cards, these bills would establish a system that increases the number of drivers in our state who have been tested and who are registered and insured. As a result, our roads will be safer.

This common-sense reform bill removes unfair penalty enhancements related to the perpetrators HIV status.

To ensure that poverty and sexism do not impede people’s ability to participate fully in society, menstrual equity is a must.

We support this bill because it protects the fundamental privacy rights of patients who receive abortion care.

Parents have broad rights to restrict their child’s access to social media; the government does not.