Purpose: Highlight urgent updates, wins, alerts, and important information.

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📣 Legislative Update – Week of March 11
Our committee successfully advocated for amendments to HB 421 that protect parental notification and increase transparency in school curricula. Thank you to every member who contacted their representatives this week—your voices made a difference.

⚠️ Action Needed: Public Hearing Tomorrow
SB 128 will be heard in the Education Committee tomorrow at 10:00 AM. Members are encouraged to attend or submit written testimony.

Purpose: Explain who the committee is, its mission, and guiding principles.

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The Moms for Liberty State Legislative Committee exists to protect parental rights, promote transparency in education, and advance policies that put families first. We research legislation, educate our members, and engage respectfully with lawmakers to ensure that parents remain the primary decision-makers in their children’s education.

We are a volunteer-driven committee made up of chapter leaders, policy researchers, and grassroots advocates who believe in limited government, accountability, and the importance of local control.

Purpose: Highlight important legislative milestones and events.

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• March 18: Education Committee hearing on SB 128

• March 25: Floor vote deadline for House education bills

• April 2: Legislative Session Sine Die

• April 10: Post-session member debrief meeting

Purpose: Track and communicate voting records.

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Our scorecards evaluate legislators based on their votes, bill sponsorships, and public positions on parental rights, education transparency, and limited government.

Rating Scale:

• A: Consistently champions parental rights

• B: Generally supportive with occasional concerns

• C: Mixed record

• D/F: Frequently opposes our core principles

• M4L Academy
• The WA Family Policy Institute Defender App (Apple) (Android)

OTHER IDEAS:

• Legislator Contact Database

• Email & Call Scripts

• Testimony Writing Guide

• Parliamentary Procedure Basics

• Media Engagement Toolkit

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Purpose: Archive transparency and training materials.

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• March 6, 2026 – Strategy & Bill Review
  Topics: School transparency bills, committee assignments, testimony training.
  [Watch Recording]

• February 20, 2026 – Legislative Session Kickoff
  Topics: Priority legislation, advocacy expectations, calendar overview.
  [Watch Recording]

Purpose: Introduce leadership and provide accountability.

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• Chair: Jane Smith – Statewide Legislative Strategy

• Vice Chair: Maria Johnson – Policy Research

• Secretary: Emily Carter – Records & Communications

• Regional Leads:

  • North Region: Sarah Thompson

  • Central Region: Ashley Moore

  • South Region: Rachel Lee

Purpose: Address common concerns clearly.

Sample Copy: Q: Is this committee partisan?
A: No. We work with any lawmaker who supports policies that protect parental rights and education transparency.

Q: Do I need prior experience to participate?
A: Not at all. We provide training, scripts, and mentorship for all members.

Q: How often does the committee meet?
A: Typically bi-weekly during session and monthly outside of session.

Purpose: Provide in-depth research and policy analysis.

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Parental Rights in Education: A Policy Framework
This paper outlines the legal foundation, current challenges, and recommended legislative solutions to restore transparency and accountability in public education.

School Curriculum Transparency Models
A comparative review of states that have implemented successful curriculum access policies. 

Purpose: Monitor active legislation in real time.

Purpose: Provide official communication channels.

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Email: 
Mailing Address: PO Box 1234, Capital City, ST 12345
Media Inquiries: