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🧵8 of our priority bills made it across the finish line, with 7 already signed into law and 1 awaiting the governor's signature. The progress made this #WALeg session only builds on our work to create a safer, healthier and more equitable WA. 🌈
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We protected transgender youth who are not supported at home and are seeking gender-affirming care by providing them safe accommodations (#SB5599).
We ensured school districts provide instruction on sex trafficking prevention and identification at least once between grades 7 and 12, beginning no later than the 2024-25 school year (#SB5355).
We updated rules for legal name changes, strengthening safety and privacy protections for trans and nonbinary people, refugees, and survivors of domestic violence (#SB5028).
We required all contracts for public works and goods or services to contain comprehensive anti-discrimination clauses (#SB5186).
We created a program for healing, support and transition services for adults who have been trafficked for sex (#SB5114).
We protected private, personal health data with the #MyHealthMyDataAct (#HB1155).
We increased access to HIV and AIDS prevention medications (#SB5142).
We protected access to reproductive health care services, including abortion, and gender-affirming treatment in Washington state (#HB1469).
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