Action Center – 2021
Protect LGBTQ Youth from Anti-LGBTQ Legislation
Immediate Action Items
Alabama
HB 1/ SB 10 – Makes it a felony to provide gender-affirming care for trans youth
HB391 – Bans trans women and girls from sports.
- Contact Gov. Kay Ivey and tell her to veto HB 1/ SB 10 and HB 391. Call 334-242-7100 or fill out this form to contact her. Click here for a sample message.
- Donate to orgs in AL serving trans people, like TAKE Bham and Magic City Acceptance Center.
Tennessee
Join GLSEN TN for a phone bank on Monday, April 12th at 6:30 CST.
- They will be calling legislators to discourage them from supporting the anti-LGBTQ bills, leaving messages of support for those who are publicly standing against them, and inviting friends and allies to join us in the fight to put a stop to the attacks on the LGBTQI community in Tennessee.
Learn About Anti-LGBTQ Legislation
Over 29 states have introduced legislation targeting LGBTQ youth, particularly trans youth, from the bill in Alabama aiming to make gender-affirming care for trans youth a felony to bills from Connecticut to Montana banning trans people from sports. Join us and take action now to protect LGBTQ youth by looking up your state’s legislation, finding your state legislators, and contacting them. If your state does not currently have anti-LGBTQ legislation, sign up to volunteer for a phone bank.
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Prohibiting healthcare for transgender youth
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State |
Bill Number |
Status |
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AL |
Passed Senate 3/2/21; Read for the second time and placed on the calendar with 3 amendments 3/16/21 Read for the second time and placed on calendar with 1 amendment 2/24/21 |
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| AR |
Read for the second time and referred to committee 2/22/21 Signed into law 4/13/21 |
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| AZ | SB 1511 | Assigned to committee and read the second time 2/2/21 |
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FL |
HB 935 |
Read for the first time 3/2/21 |
| GA | HB 401 | Read for the second time 2/16/21 |
| IA | HF 193 | Introduced and referred to committee 1/22/21 |
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IN |
Died in committee 2/23/21 | |
| KS | HB 2210 | Introduced and referred to committee 2/3/21 |
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KY |
Died 4/2/21 Died 4/2/21 |
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| LA |
Referred to committee 4/12/21 Read for the second time and referred to commitee 412/21 |
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MS |
Died in committee 2/2/21 | |
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MO |
Hearing completed 3/10/21 | |
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MT |
Failed to pass committee on 1/26; Motion to reconsider failed 1/27 | |
| NC | SB 514 | Read for the first time and referred to committee 4/6/21 |
| OK |
Read for the second time and referred to committee 2/2/21 Read for the second time and referred to committee 2/2/21 |
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SC |
Read for the first time and referred to committee 1/12/21 Referred to committee 3/9/21 |
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TN |
Referred to committee 2/11/21 Deferred to 2022 |
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TX |
SB 16446 |
Read for the first time and referred to committee 2/25/21 Passed House commitee 4/14/21 Committee hearing 4/12/21 |
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UT |
Died 3/5/21 | |
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WV |
HB 2171 | Referred to committee 2/10/21 |
Single-Sex Facility Restrictions
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State |
Bill Number |
Status |
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AR |
Read for the second time and referred to committee 4/6/21 Read for the second time and referred to committee 4/12/21 |
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| TN |
Passed House 4/19/21 Placed on Senate calendar 4/19/21 Passed House 3/29/21 On committee calendar 4/20/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletics
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State |
Bill Number |
Status |
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AL |
HB 391 | Enrolled in House and Senate and forwarded to Executive Department 4/15/21 |
| AR |
Read for the second time and referred to committee 2/10/21 Passed in the Senate 3/10/21; Passed in the House 3/22/21; Signed 3/29/21 Passed in the Senate 4/5/21; Read for the second time and referred to committee in the House 4/5/21 |
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AZ |
Read for the second time with amendment and re-referred to committee 2/23/21 Read for the second time and referred to committee 2/23/21 |
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| CT |
Referred to committee 1/25/21 Referred to committee 1/29/21 |
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FL |
Read for the first time 3/2/21 Read for the third time and passed in House 4/14/21; On committee agenda 4/15/21 |
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GA |
Read for the second time 2/8/21 Read for the second time 2/11/21 Read for the second time 3/5/21 |
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| HI | HB 1304 | Referred to committee 2/1/21 |
| IA | HF 184 | Introduced and referred to committee 1/22/21 |
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KS |
SB 208 | Passed as amended in Senate 3/17/21; Introduced and referred to committee in House 3/19/21 |
| LA |
Referred to commitee 4/12/21 Read for the second time and referred to committee4/12/21 |
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KY |
Died 4/2/21 Died 4/2/21 |
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| ME | HP 682 | Referred to House and Senate committees 3/10/21 |
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MI |
SB 218 | Referred to committee 3/10/21 |
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MN |
Referred to committee 1/28/21 Referred to committee 1/28/21 Referred to committee 2/25/21 |
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MO |
Referred to committee 2/18/21 Referred to committee 2/18/21 Read for the second time and referred to committee 3/4/21 |
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| MS | SB 2536 | Passed Senate as amended 2/11/21; Passed House 3/3/21; Approved by Governor 3/11/21 |
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MT |
Scheduled for second reading in House 4/12/21; Hearing in Senate 4/19/21 |
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NH |
Committee hearing scheduled 3/9/21 | |
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NJ |
S 3540 | Introduced and referred to committee 3/11/21 |
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NM |
HB 304 | Referred to committee 2/18/21 |
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ND |
Read for the second time and passed in House 4/14/21; Read for the second time and pass as amended in Senate 4/15/21 |
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OH |
Referred to committee 2/4/21 Referred to committee 3/17/21 |
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OK |
Read for the second time and referred to committee 2/2/21 Passed in Senate 3/1/21; |
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| PA | HB 972 | Referred to committee 4/5/21 |
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SC |
SB 531 | Referred to committee 2/9/21 |
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SD |
HB 1217 | Passed as amended in House 2/22/21; Passed Senate 3/8/21; Vetoed for style and form 3/29/21; Veto override failed 3/29/21 |
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TN |
Signed by Governor 3/26/21 Signed by Governor 3/26/21 |
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TX |
Passed in Senate 4/15/21; Received in House 4/15/21 Read for the first time and referred to committee 3/9/21 Read for the first time and referred to committee 3/5/21 Read for the first time and referred to committee 3/22/21 Scheduled for public hearing 4/20/21 Read for the first time and referred to committee 3/29/21 |
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UT |
HB 302 | Died 3/5/21 |
| WI |
Introduced, read for the first time, and referred to commitee 3/25/21 Introduced, read for the first time, and referred to committee 3/25/21 |
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WV |
Referred to committee 2/10/21 Referred to committee 2/23/21 Referred to committee 2/24/21 Passed both chambers 4/10/21 Referred to committee 2/18/21 |
Restrictions on Identification Documents
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State |
Bill Number |
Status |
| MT |
LC 2997 /SB 280 |
Sent to Senate 4/13/21; Read for the third time and passed in House 4/12/21 |
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SD |
Died in committee 2/5/21 |
Other Anti-Trans bills
| State | Bill Number | Status |
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AR |
HB 1749 | Read for the second time and referred to committee in House 3/16/21; Read for the second time and referred to commitee in Senate 4/8/21 |
| AZ | HB 2710 | Read for the second time 2/3/21 |
| IA |
Subcommittee recommends passage 2/16/21 Introduced and referred to committee 1/27/21 Introduced and referred to committee 2/2/21 |
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KY |
HB 336 | Died 4/2/21 |
| ND | HB 1476 | Withdrawn from further consideration |
Religious Freedom Restoration Acts (RFRAs)
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State |
Bill Number |
Status |
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AR |
Read the second time and referred to committee 2/10/21 Recommended to pass by committee 4/13/21 |
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| IA |
Introduced 1/22/21 Subcommittee recommends passage 3/2/21 |
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IN |
Died in committee 2/23/21 | |
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MT |
SB 215 | Transmitted to Governor 4/13/21 |
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NH |
Passed with amendment in House 4/9/21; Introduced and referred to commitee in Senate 4/13/21 |
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SD |
SB 124 | Signed by the Governor 3/10/21 |
| WV | HB 2545 | Referred to committee 2/16/21 |
| WY | HB 264 | Did not consider for introduction 3/8/21 |
Religious Exemptions in Healthcare Implicating LGBTQ People
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State |
Bill Number |
Status |
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AR |
SB 289 |
Passed in House with amendment 3/15/21; passed Senate as amended 3/18/21; Signed by Governor 3/29/21 |
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KY |
Died 4/2/21 | |
| MT | SB 245 | Second reading indefinitely postponed 3/1/21 |
| NC | SB 515 | Referred to committee 4/6/21 |
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NM |
SB 323 | Introduced and referred to committee 2/1/21 |
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SC |
Introduced, read for the first time, and referred to committee 1/12/21 |
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SD |
HB 1247 | Committee vote failed 2/24/21 |
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TX |
Hearing 4/14/21 Read for the first time and referred to committee 3/24/21 |
Religious Exemptions in Adoption & Foster Care
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State |
Bill Number |
Status |
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IA |
HF 170 |
Introduced 1/22/21 |
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KY |
HB 524 | Died 4/2/21 |
| SC | H 3878 | Introduced, read for the first time, and referred to committee 2/11/21 |
| WV | SB 13 | Introduced and referred to committee 2/10/21 |
Other Religious Exemption Bills
| State | Bill Number | Status |
| IA | HF 170 | Introduced and referred to committee 1/22/21 |
| ND | HB 1476 | Withdrawn from further consideration 1/21/21 |
Other Anti-LGBTQ Bills
| State | Bill Number | Status |
|
AR |
SB 389 | Read for the third time and passed in Senate 3/16/21; Passed in House 3/31/21; Delivered to Governor 4/1/21 |
| IN | SB 288 | Read for the second time 2/22/21 |
| IN | SB 289 | Read for the first time and referred to committee 1/11/21 |
| MO | HB 786 | Referred to committee 3/4/21 |
| OK | SB 615 | Read for the second time and referred to committee 2/2/21 |
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TN |
Passed on second consideration and referred to committee 2/22/21 Passed in Senate and transmitted to House 4/5/21 Placed on calendar 4/8/21 |
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| WI |
Referred to committee 3/16/21 Read the second time and referred to committee 3/16/21 |
Your state currently does not have any anti-LGBTQ legislation. However, you can still make calls to support LGBTQ youth from anywhere, on any day, and at almost any time that’s convenient for you through NEAT!
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SB 10 HB 1 |
Passed Senate 3/2/21; Read for the second time and placed on the calendar with 3 amendments 3/16/21 Read for the second time and placed on calendar with 1 amendment 2/24/21 |
Prohibiting healthcare for transgender youth
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| HB 391 | Enrolled in House and Senate and forwarded to Executive Department 4/15/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletics
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| SB 347 HB 1570 |
Read for the second time and referred to committee 2/22/21 Signed into law 4/13/21 |
Prohibiting healthcare for transgender youth
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HB 1882 HB 1905 |
Read for the second time and referred to committee 4/6/21 Read for the second time and referred to committee 4/12/21 |
Single-Sex Facility Restrictions
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| SJR 16 SB 354 SB 450 |
Read for the second time and referred to committee 2/10/21 Passed in the Senate 3/10/21; Passed in the House 3/22/21; Signed 3/29/21 Passed in the Senate 4/5/21; Read for the second time and referred to committee in the House 4/5/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletics
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| HB 1749 | Read for the second time and referred to committee in House 3/16/21; Read for the second time and referred to commitee in Senate 4/8/21 |
Other Anti-Trans bills
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| HJR 1024 SJR 14 |
Read the second time and referred to committee 2/10/21 Recommended to pass by committee 4/13/21 |
Religious Freedom Restoration Acts (RFRAs)
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| SB 289 | Passed in House with amendment 3/15/21; passed Senate as amended 3/18/21; Signed by Governor 3/29/21 |
Religious Exemptions in Healthcare Implicating LGBTQ People
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Your state currently does not have any anti-LGBTQ legislation. However, you can still make calls to support LGBTQ youth from anywhere, on any day, and at almost any time that’s convenient for you through NEAT!
Your state currently does not have any anti-LGBTQ legislation. However, you can still make calls to support LGBTQ youth from anywhere, on any day, and at almost any time that’s convenient for you through NEAT!
Your state currently does not have any anti-LGBTQ legislation. However, you can still make calls to support LGBTQ youth from anywhere, on any day, and at almost any time that’s convenient for you through NEAT!
| HB 935 | Read for the first time 3/2/21 |
Prohibiting healthcare for transgender youth
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HB 935 HB 1475 SB 2012 |
Read for the first time 3/2/21 Read for the third time and passed in House 4/14/21; On committee agenda 4/15/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletics
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| HB 1304 | Referred to committee 2/1/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletic
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| HF 193 | Introduced 1/22/21 |
Prohibiting heathcare for transgender youth
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| HF 184 | Introduced and referred to committee 1/22/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletics
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| SF 167 HF 272 HF 326 |
Introduced and referred to committee 1/26/21 Introduced and referred to committee 1/27/21 Introduced and referred to committee 2/2/21 |
Other Anti-Trans bills
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| HF 170 SF 436 |
Introduced 1/22/21 Subcommittee recommends passaged 3/2/21 |
Religious Freedom Restoration Acts (RFRAs)
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| HF 170 | Introduced 1/22/21 |
Religious Exemptions in Adoption & Foster Care
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| HF 170 | Introduced and referred to committee 1/22/21 |
Other Religious Exemption Bills
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| SB 224 | Read for the first time and referred to committee 1/7/21 |
Prohibiting heathcare for transgender youth
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| HB 1503 | Read for the first time and referred to committee 1/14/21 |
Religious Freedom Restoration Acts (RFRAs)
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| SB 288 | Read for the first time and referred to committee 1/11/21 |
Other Anti-LGBTQ Bills
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| SB 289 | Read for the first time and referred to committee 1/11/21 |
Other Anti-LGBTQ Bills
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Your state currently does not have any anti-LGBTQ legislation. However, you can still make calls to support LGBTQ youth from anywhere, on any day, and at almost any time that’s convenient for you through NEAT!
| SB 224 | Read for the first time and referred to committee 1/7/21 |
Prohibiting heathcare for transgender youth
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| HB 1503 | Read for the first time and referred to committee 1/14/21 |
Religious Freedom Restoration Acts (RFRAs)
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| SB 288 | Read for the second time 2/22/21 |
Other Anti-LGBTQ Bills
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| SB 289 | Read for the first time and referred to committee 1/11/21 |
Other Anti-LGBTQ Bills
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| SB 106 HB 471 |
Died 4/2/21 Died 4/2/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletics
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| HB 336 HB 477 |
Died 4/2/21 Died 4/2/21 |
Prohibiting healthcare for transgender youth
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| HB 336 | Died 4/2/21 | Other Anti-Trans Bills |
| SB 83 | Died 4/2/21 |
Religious Exemptions in Healthcare Implicating LGBTQ People
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| HB 524 | Died 4/2/21 |
Religious Exemptions in Adoption & Foster Care
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HB 575 SB 104 |
Referred to committee 4/12/21 Read for the second time and referred to commitee 412/21 |
Prohibiting healthcare for transgender youth
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| HB 542 SB 156 |
Referred to commitee 4/12/21 Read for the second time and referred to committee4/12/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletics
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Your state currently does not have any anti-LGBTQ legislation. However, you can still make calls to support LGBTQ youth from anywhere, on any day, and at almost any time that’s convenient for you through NEAT!
| HB 33 | Hearing completed 3/10/21 |
Prohibiting heathcare for transgender youth
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| HB 1077 HJR 56 SB 503 |
Referred to committee 2/18/21 Referred to committee 2/18/21 Read for the second time and referred to committee 3/4/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletics
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| SB 332 | Read for the second time and referred to committee 2/4/21 |
Religious Exemptions in Schools and Student Organizations
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| HB 786 | Referred to committee 3/4/21 |
Other Anti-LGBTQ Bills
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| HB 113 | Failed to pass committee on 1/26; Motion to reconsider failed 1/27 |
Prohibiting healthcare for transgender youth
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| HB 112 | Scheduled for second reading in House 4/12/21; Hearing in Senate 4/19/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletics
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| LC 2997/SB 280 | Sent to Senate 4/13/21; Read for the third time and passed in House 4/12/21 |
Restrictions on Identification Documents
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| SB 215 | Transmitted to Governor 4/13/21 |
Religious Freedom Restoration Acts (RFRAs)
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| SB 245 | Second reading indefinitely postponed 3/1/21 |
Religious Exemptions in Healthcare Implicating LGBTQ People
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| HB 1298 | Read for the second time and passed in House 4/14/21; Read for the second time and pass as amended in Senate 4/15/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletics
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| HB 1476 | Withdrawn from further consideration 1/21/21 |
Other Anti-Trans bills
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| HB 1476 | Withdrawn from further consideration 1/21/21 |
Other Religious Exemption Bills
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Your state currently does not have any anti-LGBTQ legislation. However, you can still make calls to support LGBTQ youth from anywhere, on any day, and at almost any time that’s convenient for you through NEAT!
| S 3540 | Introduced and referred to committee 3/11/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletics
|
Your state currently does not have any anti-LGBTQ legislation. However, you can still make calls to support LGBTQ youth from anywhere, on any day, and at almost any time that’s convenient for you through NEAT!
Your state currently does not have any anti-LGBTQ legislation. However, you can still make calls to support LGBTQ youth from anywhere, on any day, and at almost any time that’s convenient for you through NEAT!
| HB 61 SB 132 |
Referred to committee 2/4/21 Referred to committee 3/17/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletics
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SB 583 SB 676 |
Read for the second time and referred to committee 2/2/21 Read for the second time and referred to committee 2/2/21 |
Prohibiting healthcare for transgender youth
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| SB 331 SB 2 |
Read for the second time and referred to committee 2/2/21 Passed in Senate 3/1/21; Passed in House committee with amendment 4/8/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletics
|
Your state currently does not have any anti-LGBTQ legislation. However, you can still make calls to support LGBTQ youth from anywhere, on any day, and at almost any time that’s convenient for you through NEAT!
| HB 972 | Referred to committee 4/5/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletics
|
Your state currently does not have any anti-LGBTQ legislation. However, you can still make calls to support LGBTQ youth from anywhere, on any day, and at almost any time that’s convenient for you through NEAT!
| HB 3477 | Read for the first time and referred to committee 1/12/21 |
Prohibiting heathcare for transgender youth
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| SB 531 | Referred to committee 2/9/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletics
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| HB 3518 | Introduced, read for the first time, and referred to committee 1/12/21 |
Religious Exemptions in Healthcare Implicating LGBTQ People
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| H 3878 | Introduced, read for the first time, and referred to committee 2/11/21 |
Religious Exemptions in Adoption & Foster Care
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| HB 1217 | Passed as amended in House 2/22/21; Passed Senate 3/8/21; Vetoed for style and form 3/29/21; Veto override failed 3/29/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletics
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| HB 1076 | Died in committee 2/5/21 |
Restrictions on Identification Documents
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| SB 124 | Signed by the Governor 3/10/21 |
Religious Freedom Restoration Acts (RFRAs)
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| HB 1247 | Committee vote failed 2/24/21 |
Religious Exemptions in Healthcare Implicating LGBTQ People
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SB 657 HB 578 |
Referred to committee 2/11/21 Deferred to 2022 |
Prohibiting healthcare for transgender youth
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HB 1223 SB 1367 HB 1182 |
Passed House 4/19/21 Placed on Senate calendar 4/19/21 Passed House 3/29/21 On committee calendar 4/20/21 |
Single-Sex Facility Restrictions
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| HB 3 SB 228 |
Signed by Governor 3/26/21 Signed by Governor 3/26/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletics
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HB 68 HB1339 |
Read for the first time and referred to committee 2/25/21 Committee hearing 4/12/21 |
Prohibiting healthcare for transgender youth
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SB 29 SB 373 |
Passed in Senate 4/15/21; Received in House 4/15/21 Read for the first time and referred to committee 3/9/21 Read for the first time and referred to committee 3/5/21 Read for the first time and referred to committee 3/22/21 Scheduled for public hearing 4/20/21 Read for the first time and referred to committee 3/29/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletics
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| HB 1424 SB 1674 |
Hearing 4/14/21 Read for the first time and referred to committee 3/24/21 |
Religious Exemptions in Healthcare Implicating LGBTQ People
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Your state currently does not have any anti-LGBTQ legislation. However, you can still make calls to support LGBTQ youth from anywhere, on any day, and at almost any time that’s convenient for you through NEAT!
Your state currently does not have any anti-LGBTQ legislation. However, you can still make calls to support LGBTQ youth from anywhere, on any day, and at almost any time that’s convenient for you through NEAT!
Your state currently does not have any anti-LGBTQ legislation. However, you can still make calls to support LGBTQ youth from anywhere, on any day, and at almost any time that’s convenient for you through NEAT!
| HB 2171 | Referred to committee 2/10/21 |
Prohibiting healthcare for transgender youth
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| HB 2141 HB 2676 HB 2734 HB 3292 SB 341 |
Referred to committee 2/10/21 Referred to committee 2/18/21 |
Excluding transgender youth from athletics
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| HB 2545 | Referred to committee 2/16/21 |
Religious Freedom Restoration Acts (RFRAs)
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| SB 13 | Introduced and referred to committee 2/10/21 |
Religious Exemptions in Adoption & Foster Care
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Updated 4/09/21 Information courtesy of the ACLU
Take Action – Contact Your State Legislators
Sample Phone Script
Hi, my name is [NAME] and I’m a constituent from [CITY, ZIP].
I’m calling to urge [REP/SEN NAME] to vote NO on [BILL NUMBER]. Trans youth and the LGBTQ community face significant violence and discrimination in everyday interactions. Bills targeting trans youth must not pass. All youth deserve to receive the same protections and opportunities as their peers.
Thank you for your time and attention.
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Sample Email
Hi [REP/SEN NAME],
My name is [NAME] and I’m a constituent from [CITY, ZIP].
I’m writing to urge you to vote NO on [BILL NUMBER]. Trans youth and the LGBTQ community face significant violence and discrimination in everyday interactions. Bills targeting trans youth must not pass. All youth deserve to receive the same protections and opportunities as their peers.
Thank you for your time and attention.
[YOUR NAME]
Sample Form Message – Alabama
Hello Governor Ivey,
My name is [your name] and I urge you to veto HB1/SB10 and HB391.
HB1/SB10 puts trans youth at risk. Research clearly shows that gender-affirming healthcare saves lives. Criminalizing providing healthcare for trans youth is inhumane, dehumanizing, and will put trans youth at immense risk. This is clear discrimination against trans people, which is unconstitutional. Trans people deserve equal rights and autonomy in healthcare. Please VETO HB1/SB10 to protect all trans people in Alabama.
HB391 wrongly discriminates against transgender girls in sports. Trans girls deserve to play on girls’ teams, just like any other girls do. Trans girls do not threaten women’s sports. In fact, the exclusion of trans women threatens women’s sport because the exclusion of trans women demands rampant policing of women’s bodies. That is, HB391 threatens ALL girls, because any girl can be accused of being transgender. This not only demonizes and weaponizes transness but also legally enforces the policing of women’s bodies in sport. Please VETO HB391 to protect ALL athletes.
Thank you,
[Your name, your zip ONLY if you are from AL]