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POLICY ACTION COMMITTEE
CWBA 2025 Legislative Session Wrap-Up Now that the 2025 Colorado legislative session is behind us, we’re proud to celebrate a season of hard-fought victories, strategic advocacy, and meaningful partnerships. Click here for a blog post written by Jessie Rember that shares a look-back at the CWBA’s impact at the Capitol this year.
2026 COLORADO LEGISLATIVE SESSION
The Second Regular Session of the 75th General Assembly will convene on January 14, 2026. READ OUR 2024 LEGISLATIVE SESSION - GENERAL OVERVIEW REPORT from our lobbyists at Meridian Public Affairs.
GET INVOLVED IN OUR POLICY ACTION COMMITTEE
During the legislative session, the committee typically meets the first Monday of each month at Noon online via Zoom. Check our Events Calendar for the next meeting details and to RSVP. If you'd like to get involved or learn more about the work of this committee, contact our Policy Action Committee Co-Chairs Iris Halpern and Morgan Carroll. Follow our legislative priorities and bills of interest to the CWBA here with our bill matrix which provides live updates throughout the session. We typically form issue-based subcommittees around some of the most common policy areas we typically address and the general work undertaken by the committee. If you are interested in actively working on one or more of the following issues or committees, please login to the website and add the Public Policy Committee to your committee interests in your membership profile, or email execdir@cwba.org or the co-chairs (above) and we will get you added. LEGISLATIVE PRIORITY ISSUE AREAS FOR 2025:
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The Policy Action Committee works to promote and protect the interests of women generally. The committee monitors national, state, and local legislation; case law; administrative and constitutional developments; and the print, online and broadcast media as they affect the legal profession, the judiciary, and the interests of women and families. It coordinates with the CWBA's lobbyists; makes recommendations to the CWBA Board of Directors regarding whether the CWBA should support or oppose legislation; and organizes an advocacy network of CWBA members who contact legislators, write letters, testify before legislative committees, and draft legislation. The committee also coordinates the amicus activities of the CWBA.
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