Hitting the halfway point with gratitude!
Friday, March 7, marked the halfway point of the Montana legislative session, called "transmittal."
Friday, March 7, marked the halfway point of the Montana legislative session, called "transmittal."
Today marks day 36 of the Montana legislative session, and we are uplifting a few noteworthy bills that fall within our efforts to protect democracy and support Indigenous Justice.
It is all-hands-on-deck in opposition to Senate Bill 114, a proposal that would require the display of the Ten Commandments in every public school classroom across Montana.
Native voters in Montana again successfully defend their rights as U.S. Supreme Court declines to review Montana Supreme Court decision
A Montana court granted a preliminary injunction preventing the State of Montana from enforcing policies that bar transgender people from obtaining accurate sex designations on their birth certificates and...
The Montana Supreme Court ruled that SB 99, a 2023 Montana law that categorically bans life-saving gender-affirming care for transgender youth, is unconstitutional under the Montana state constitution’s...
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