By Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin, At the CHEC Conference this year, a gentleman stopped to talk to me about threats to the Colorado homeschool law. When I told him that across the nation, state governments are trying to place more regulations...

Update on “Urgent Legislative Call to Action Regarding HB18-1256” On April 26, 2018, an email was sent asking you to contact all Senators in the Colorado Assembly concerning an upcoming vote on HB18-1256 Civil Rights Division Sunset Review with...

2018 Session is Finally Over! It’s been a crazy session. A lot of ups and downs. I have learned a lot over this session, especially about God’s faithfulness and goodness. Thank you all for your prayers! Update on SB18-083 Education Income Tax...

Flood of Bills to Come There are two weeks left in the session, but there are a bunch of bills still waiting to be introduced! Which means a lot of late nights and heavy reading ahead. The bills I have been working against this session are finally...

Keeping Tabs on Innocent Families? My gratitude goes out to Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) for pointing me to a questionable bill just as it was introduced. I am working with legislators to try to remove the offensive language from...

Read full update for requested action items! Update on HB 18-1245 If you have been reading my legislative updates, you know that the atmosphere in the Capitol can be very trying to those who hold to a biblical worldview. Despite the spiritual...

Showing Up: A Small Yet Powerful Act This legislative session has been difficult to say the least. A firestorm of accusations was set ablaze in the Colorado General Assembly thanks to the momentum of the #MeToo movement. So far, one Representative...

Parental Rights: More Attacks on the Horizon Solving the problem of youth suicide has been the focus of quite a bit of legislation this session. The solutions include: Putting in place training programs for students, teachers, clergy, youth...