“Before I formed you in the womb, I knew you,
before you were born I set you apart …”
– (Jeremiah 1:5)
Our Colorado House Education Committee passed HB26-1335 – Abortion Medication Access on College Campuses last week by a vote of eight Democrats in favor and five Republicans opposed. The bill will now be heard on the House floor before moving to the Senate.
Despite strong evidence presented regarding the adverse effects of abortion pills, along with serious concerns about the financial burden on colleges, committee members chose to move the bill forward, ignoring the risks and the potential harms to women.
Watch Testimony from the Committee Hearing:
To better understand the concerns raised, I encourage you to watch the testimony presented during the committee hearing:
Testimony from State Director Karen Pennington: https://concernedwomen.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/CWA-of-CO-4-16-2026-testimony.mov
Testimony from Young Women for American Ambassador Julianne Claney: https://concernedwomen.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/YWA-testimony-in-CO-2026.mov
There is still time to make your voice heard.
Take Action:
- Contact your State Representative today and urge him/her to vote NO on HB26-1335 when it comes to the House floor. Make sure to let them know that Concerned Women for America of Colorado is keeping you updated.
Find your Representative here
- Thank the members of the House Education Committee who voted NO for standing for women’s safety and life:
Mary Bradfield (R-District 21) – [email protected]
Ava Flanell (R-District 14) – [email protected]
Lori Garcia Sander (R-District 65) – [email protected]
Anthony Hartsook (R-District 44) – [email protected]
Chris Richardson (R-District 56) – [email protected]
Your voice matters—especially at this critical stage.
Pray with Me:
Father God, You alone create life. We ask that You soften the hearts of legislators so they will turn from this culture of death in Colorado. We ask that safety concerns be heard and that You protect the women of Colorado. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
