The 2024 legislative session will run from January 2 through April 15. We'll be in Frankfort working with lawmakers and ally organizations to protect and defend the civil rights and liberties of all people in Kentucky.
Scroll down to see last year's bill tracker. It shows many of the top bills were are watching and where they are in the legislative process.
View our full 2023 legislative agenda here.
Click the images below to see our full 2023 legislative agenda, People's Lobbying Guide, and fact sheets to learn about this year's priorities, the legislative process, and how you can get involved.
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Learn more about the Kentucky General Assembly and how laws are made here.
Birthing centers are designed to provide a more homelike setting for childbirth, especially for birthing people who have been harmed by implicit bias in the traditional healthcare system.
Almost 14 percent of Kentucky parents experience postpartum depression symptoms after childbirth. It's time for all Kentucky families to have access to postpartum information, screenings, and treatment.
Readily available fentanyl testing strips save lives, but they are currently considered drug paraphernalia in Kentucky.
All job applicants deserve a fair chance. Discriminating based on past convictions holds Kentuckians back and hurts our economy.