State Legislation Map

Alabama Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Alabama, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

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Alaska Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Alaska, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

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Arizona Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Arizona, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

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Arkansas Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Arkansas, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

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California Bill: SB729

About this bill:  This bill would require a health care service plan contract or health insurance policy that is issued, amended, or renewed on or after January 1, 2024, to provide coverage for the diagnosis and treatment of infertility and fertility services.

Current status: Introduced on 02/17/23. May be acted upon on or after 03/20/23. Referred to Committee on Health on 03/02/2023. Has a hearing set on 04/26/2023. Read a second time and amended, and re-referred to Committee on Appropriations on 05/01/2023. Set for a hearing on 05/18/2023. This bill was referred to the Committee on Health on 06/05/2023. This bill was read a second time, amended, and then re-referred to the Committee on Appropriations on 08/15/2023. This bill was placed on suspense file and is set for its first hearing on August 23rd. The bill was not heard and was postponed on 09/01/2023. and now becomes a two-year bill with legislative efforts resuming in January 2024. On 08/16/2024, this bill passed the Assembly Appropriations Committee and was sent to the Assembly floor for a vote. This bill was sent to the Governor to be signed on 8/29/2024. This bill was signed by the Governor on 9/29/2024.

California Bill: A.C.R 154

About this bill: This measure would call upon the Alabama Legislature to immediately overturn the Alabama Supreme Court’s ruling on LePage v. Center for Reproductive Medicine, P.C., declare that the Legislature recognizes and protects access to in vitro fertilization services for Californian women struggling with infertility issues, and encourage Congressional leaders to establish nationwide protections for in vitro fertilization services.

Current status: This bill was introduced on 2/29/2024. 

Colorado Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Colorado, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

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Connecticut Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Connecticut, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

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Delaware Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Delaware, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

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D.C. Legislation

There currently are no active bills in D.C., but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

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Florida Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Florida, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

Georgia Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Georgia, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

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Hawaii Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Hawaii, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

Idaho Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Idaho, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

Illinois Bill: SB 3147 / H.B. 5309

About this bill: Amends the Parentage Act of 2015. Provides that regardless of how paternity is established under this Act, an allocation of parental responsibilities and child support must also be established under the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act.

Current Status: This bill was introduced on 2/6/2024. This bill was assigned to the Judiciary Committee on 2/14/2024. This bill was re-referred to the Assignment Committee on 3/15/2024. 

Illinois Bill: SB 2639

About this bill: Amends the Illinois Insurance Code. Provides that, for a group policy of accident and health insurance providing coverage for more than 25 employees that provides pregnancy related benefits that is issued, amended, delivered, or renewed in this State after the effective date of the amendatory Act, if a covered individual obtains, from a physician licensed to practice medicine.

Current Status: This bill was introduced and referred to the Senate Assignments Committee on 10/24/2023. This bill was referred to the Senate Committee on Insurance on 01/24/2024. This bill was placed on the Calendar Order for April 9, 2024. This bill was re-referred to the Rules Committee on 05/03/2024.

Illinois Bill: SB 2623

About this bill: Amends the Illinois Insurance Code. Requires an individual or group policy of accident and health insurance amended, delivered, issued, or renewed in the State after June 1, 2024 to provide coverage for expenses for standard fertility preservation services and follow-up services related to that coverage. 

Current Status: This bill was introduced and referred to the Senate Assignments Committee on 10/24/2023. This bill was referred to the Senate Committee on Insurance on 01/24/2024. This bill was placed on the Senate Calendar on 3/13/2024. This bill was re-referred to the Assignments on 5/17/2024.

Illinois Bill: HB 4112

About this bill: Amends the Illinois Insurance Code. Provides that no group policy of accident and health insurance providing coverage for more than 25 employees that provides pregnancy related benefits may be issued, amended, delivered, or renewed in this State on or after January 1, 2025 unless the policy contains coverage for the diagnosis and treatment of infertility.

Current Status: This bill was prefilled on 07/25/2023. This bill was referred to the House Committee on Rules on 10/18/2023. This bill was placed on the calendar order for a third reading on 4/10/2024. This bill arrived in the House on 4/12/2024. 

Indiana Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Indiana, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

Iowa Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Iowa, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

Kansas Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Kansas, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

Kentucky Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Kentucky, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

Louisiana Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Louisiana, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

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Maine Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Maine, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

Maryland Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Maryland, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

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Michigan Bill: HB5207

About this bill: The assisted reproduction and surrogacy parentage act.

Current Status: This bill was introduced in the House on 10/24/2023. This bill was referred to the House Committee on Civil Rights, Judiciary, and Public Safety on 11/09/2023. The Michigan Senate voted to pass the Michigan Family Protection Act and sent the bill to the Governor on 3/19/2024.

Michigan Bill HR0115 

About this bill: A resolution to condemn the practice of abortion and to recognize the sanctity of life, prior to birth.

Current Status: Referred To Committee On Government Operations on 06/06/2023.

Massachusetts Bill Number: H. 4750

About this bill: An Act To Ensure Legal Parentage Equality.

Current status: This bill was introduced on 6/12/2024. This bill was referred to the Committee on Senate Ways and Means on 6/25/2024.

Massachusetts Bill: H1713/ S947

About this bill: For legislation to provide that every child have the same rights and protections under law as any other child without regard to the marital status, gender, gender identity, or sexual orientation of the parent or parents.

Current status: This bill was introduced on 02/16/2023. This bill had a hearing on 11/07/2023. This bill passed in the House with a unanimous vote and was sent to the Senate on 6/12/2024.

Massachusetts Bill: H1041/S598

About this bill: Legislation relative to preserving fertility.

Current status: This bill was introduced on 02/16/2023. This bill had a hearing on 10/16/2023. On 3/17/2024, this bill was reported favorably by the committee and referred to the Senate Committee on Health Care Financing. The House budget amendment passed as a part of a consolidated amendment related to health and human services on 4/24/2024. The language from the bill was passed in the Senate and House Budget amendments, and will become law when the final budget is approved.

Massachusetts Bill Number: S622

About this bill: Relative to LGBTQ family building

Current status: Introduced on 02/16/2023. This bill has a hearing scheduled on 09/26/2023. This bill was reported favorably by the committee and was referred to the Senate Committee on Health Care Financing on 3/7/2024. This bill was referred to the Committee on Senate Ways and Means on 4/16/2024.

Massachusetts Bill Number: S678 / S. 2640

About this bill: To improve sickle cell care

Current status: This bill was introduced on 02/16/2023. There was a hearing scheduled for 11/14/2023. The bill was drafted again and the bill number was changed to S. 2640 on 3/14/2024. This bill was passed by the Senate Committee on Rules and was referred to the Committee on Senate Ways and Means on 6/10/2024.

Massachusetts Bill Number: S2640

About this bill:  An Act To Improve Sickle Cell Care

Current status: This bill was introduced on 2/7/2024. The Senate Committee on Rules passed the bill and was referred to the Committee on Senate Ways and Means on 6/10/2024.

Minnesota Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Minnesota, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

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Mississippi Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Mississippi, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

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Missouri Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Missouri, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

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Montana Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Montana, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

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Nebraska Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Nebraska, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

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Nevada Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Nevada, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

New Hampshire Legislation

There currently are no active bills in New Hampshire, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

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New Jersey Bill: A.R. 148

About this bill: Condemns action of Republican members of United States Congress in failing to support passage of SB3612; affirms New Jersey Legislature's commitment to protecting reproductive freedom.

Current status: This bill was introduced on 6/26/2024. The resolution passed the assembly on 6/28/2024.

New Jersey Bill: A. 4656 / S. 3491

About this bill:  Secures protections for patients and providers accessing and providing legally protected health care activities; establishes the right of residents to legally protected health care services, which are restricted in other states.

Current status: This bill was introduced on 6/24/2024.

New Jersey Bill: A. 4191

About this bill: Protects access to assisted reproductive technology.

Current status: This bill was introduced on 4/15/2024. The bill passed the Assembly Budget on 6/26/2024.

New Jersey Bill: S. 3157

About this bill: Protects access to assisted reproductive technology.

Current status: This bill was introduced in the Senate and referred to the Senate Health, Human Services, and Senior Citizens Committee on 5/9/2024.

New Jersey Bill: A. 4027

About this bill:  Requires health insurance coverage of preimplantation genetic testing with in vitro fertilization under certain conditions.

Current status:  This bill was introduced and referred to the Assembly Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee on 3/7/2024.

New Jersey Bill: A. 4305

About this bill: Provides gross income tax deduction for in vitro fertilization treatment expenses.

Current status: This bill was introduced and referred to the Assembly Health Committee on 5/10/2024.

New Jersey Bill: A.R. 125 / S.R. 96

About this bill:  Condemns Alabama Supreme Court ruling in LePage v. Mobile Infirmary Clinic, P.C.

Current status: This bill was introduced and referred to the Assembly Judiciary Committee on 4/4/2024.

New Jersey Bill: A.R. 122

About this bill:  Condemns Alabama Supreme Court ruling in LePage v. Mobile Infirmary Clinic, P.C. and pending federal legislation, H.R.431; reaffirms freedom of access and protection of reproductive health care services in New Jersey, including IVF.

Current status: This bill was introduced on 3/7/2024. This bill was reported out of the assembly committee with amendments on 3/11/2024. The resolution passed the Assembly and was filed with the Secretary of State on 3/18/2024.

New Jersey Bill: A.3735 / S. 3328

About this bill: Establishes the crime of fertility fraud.

Current status: This bill was introduced and referred to the Assembly Community Development and Women's Affairs Committee on 2/22/2024. This bill was introduced in the Senate on 6/3/2024. This bill was referred to the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee on 6/13/2024. 

New Jersey Bill: A. 2002 / S. 2870

About this bill:  Requires health insurance coverage of standard fertility preservation services for individuals with certain menstrual disorders resulting in infertility.

Current status: This bill was filed on 01/10/2024. This bill was referred to the Senate Commerce Committee on 3/4/2024. 

New Jersey Bill: S. 1966

About this bill: Revises health insurance coverage requirements for treatment of infertility.

Current status: This bill was filed on 01/10/2024. This bill was signed by the Governor.

New Jersey Bill: S. 2119

About this bill:  Revises requirements for infertility coverage under certain health insurance plans.

Current status: This bill was filed on 01/10/2024.

New Jersey Bill: S3627/ A5235

About this bill: Revises health insurance coverage requirements for treatment of infertility.

Current status:  Introduced on 2/17/2023. This bill was reported out of Asm. Comm. with Amendments, and referred to Assembly Appropriations Committee on 12/11/2023. This bill was reported out of the Assembly Comm. with Amendments on 01/04/2024. This bill passed both the Senate and the House on 1/08/2024. Governor Phil Murphy signed A5235/S3627 into law on 01/12/2024.

New Mexico Legislation

There currently are no active bills in New Mexico, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

New York Bill: S. 9814

About this bill:  Relates to financial loss as a result of a failed in-vitro fertilization or intrauterine insemination.

Current Status: This bill was introduced and referred to the Senate Insurance Committee on 5/31/2024.

New York Bill: A. 9535

About this bill: Expands insurance coverage for in vitro fertilization to include three complete oocyte retrievals and in vitro fertilization with unlimited embryo transfers.

Current Status: This bill was introduced and referred to the Women's Issues Committee on 5/16/2024.

New York Bill: A. 10588

About this bill:  Expands insurance coverage for in vitro fertilization to include three complete oocyte retrievals and in vitro fertilization with unlimited embryo transfers.

Current Status: This bill was introduced and referred to the insurance committee on 6/20/2024.

New York Bill: A. 9833

About this bill: Relates to medical assistance for patients for infertility treatment.

Current Status: This bill was introduced and referred to the Health Committee on 4/11/2024. This bill was referred to the Ways and Means Committee on 5/7/2024.

New York Bill: S. 8973

About this bill: Expands insurance coverage of in vitro fertilization, removes restrictions of three-cycle coverage for in vitro fertilization.

Current Status: This bill was referred to the Insurance Committee on 4/42024. This bill was amended and recommitted to the Insurance Committee on 5/14/2024. 

New York Bill: A. 9961

About this bill: Provides for insurance and medicaid coverage for standard fertility preservation services provided due to iatrogenic infertility.

Current Status: This bill was referred to insurance on 3/27/2024. 

New York Bill: S. 8682 / A. 9412

About this bill: Provides that any fertilized human ovum or human embryo existing outside of a human uterus shall not be considered an unborn child or human being.

Current Status: This bill was introduced and referred to the Senate Committee on Health on 2/28/2024. This bill was held for consideration in the Health Committee on 5/30/2024.

New York Bill: S7749

About this bill: Relates to the requirements of surrogacy programs and criteria for surrogacy agreements; provides for gamete donation matched agreement and gamete donation agency agreement; specifies a gamete donor's bill of rights and a bill of rights of donor-conceived.

Current Status: This bill was introduced and referred to the Senate Rules Committee on 11/13/2023. This bill was referred to the Judiciary Committee on 1/3/2024.

New York Bill: A4921A / S5107A

About this bill: Relates to the requirements of surrogacy programs and criteria for surrogacy arrangements.

Current Status: Introduced in the Senate and Referred to the Judiciary Committee on 02/22/2023. Introduced in the Assembly and Referred to the Judiciary Committee on 02/27/2023. This bill was in the Assembly Rules Committee and on the Senate floor calendar on 06/08/2023. This bill was referred to an Assembly committee on 01/03/2024. This bill was amended and recommitted to the Senate Committee on Judiciary on 02/02/2024. This bill passed the Senate on 5/30/2024. 

New York Bill: S06118 / A6177

About this bill: Establishes "The Equity in Fertility Treatment Act"; relates to the definition of infertility and health insurance coverage for the treatment of infertility.

Current Status: Introduced in the Senate on 03/30/2023. Introduced in the Assembly on 04/03/2023. This bill was referred to the Senate Committee on Insurance on 01/03/2024. This bill was committed to the Senate Rules Committee on 6/7/2024. 

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New York Bill: A8390

About this bill: Provides a tax deduction for fertility preservation services in an amount up to $1,000.

Current status: This bill was introduced on 12/13/2023. This bill was referred to the Assembly Committee on Ways and Means on 01/03/2024.

New York Bill: A02735 / S02122

About this bill: Enacts the “donor conceived person protection act”

Current status: Introduced in the Senate on 01/18/2023. Introduced in the Assembly and referred to Health on 01/27/2023. Reported and Committed to the Finance Committee in the Senate on 05/17/2023. Referred to the Assembly Committee on Health and the Senate Committee on Health on 01/03/2024. This bill was amended and recommitted to the Health Committee on 01/16/2024. This bill was reported and committed to the Senate Committee on Finance on 2/6/2024.

New York Bill: S00080

About this bill: Creates a private right of action for fertility fraud; adds a health care practitioner using human reproductive material from the practitioner or from a donor knowing or who reasonably should have known that such patient had not expressly consented to such use, to the crime of aggravated sexual abuse in the fourth degree.

Current status: Introduced and referred to codes on 1/4/2023. This bill was referred to Codes on 01/03/2024. 

North Carolina Legislation

There currently are no active bills in North Carolina, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

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North Dakota Legislation

There currently are no active bills in North Dakota, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

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Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

Ohio Bill: H.B. 502 

About this bill: Protect assisted reproduction care.

Current status: This bill was introduced on 4/22/2024. This bill was referred to the Committee on Public Health Policy on 4/30/2024.

Oklahoma Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Oklahoma, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

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Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

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Oregon Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Oregon, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

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Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

Pennsylvania Bill: HB350

About this bill: An Act amending Title 23 (Domestic Relations) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, adding provisions relating to establishment of parent-child relationship for certain individuals.

Current status: This bill was referred to the Children and Youth Committee on 3/13/2023. This bill was referred to the Judiciary Committee on 6/30/2024.

Pennsylvania Bill: HB1493

About this bill: In casualty insurance, providing for fertility preservation coverage.

Current status: Introduced and referred to insurance on 06/22/2023.

Pennsylvania Bill: HB1383 / SB602

About this bill: An Act amending the act of May 17, 1921 (P.L.682, No.284), known as The Insurance Company Law of 1921, in casualty insurance, providing for infertility care coverage.

Current status: This bill was introduced and referred to House Committee Insurance on 06/14/2023 and was introduced and referred to the Senate Committee on Banking and Insurance on 04/17/2023.

Rhode Island Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Rhode Island, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

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Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

South Carolina Legislation

There currently are no active bills in South Carolina, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

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Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

South Dakota Legislation

There currently are no active bills in South Dakota, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

Tennessee Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Tennessee, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

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Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

Please sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network to stay up to date on legislative activity in your state.

Texas Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Texas, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

Utah Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Utah, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

Vermont Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Vermont, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

Please sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network to stay up to date on legislative activity in your state.

Virginia Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Virginia, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

Washington Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Washington, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

West Virginia Legislation

There currently are no active bills in West Virginia, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

Wyoming Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Wyoming, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.

Wisconsin Legislation

There currently are no active bills in Wisconsin, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:

Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit. 

Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN). 

Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.