Policy is how we make the world a better place.
Our Policies
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Eliminate the Tampon Tax
Passed a law eliminating sales tax on period products, recognizing them as essential items rather than luxuries.
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Prevent Child Sexual Abuse
Passed a law that expands child sexual abuse prevention education to all K-6 students in Utah.
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Provide Period Products
Passed a law that ensures free period products in all public and charter school restrooms across Utah.
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Boost Family Affordability
Passed a series of laws that makes Utah a more affordable place to raise a family.
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Combat Student Hunger
Passed laws that increase access to no-cost school meals for Utah students.
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Promote Focused Classrooms
Passed laws that limit distracting phone use during class to improve student focus and learning.
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Modernize Menopause Care
Making sure Utah women have the information and support they need to navigate menopause with confidence.
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Build Teen Resource Centers
Secured funding from the Utah Legislature and private donors to build resource centers to support vulnerable students.
Our Impact
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statewide policies passed since 2019
90,068
students supported by Teen Centers annually
347,000
elementary students to receive prevention education annually
324,622
students with access to period products annually
656,311
students in phone-free classrooms annually
86
Teen Centers operating across 32 school districts
1.9M+
more no-cost lunches served in 25-26 school year
110,000
parents supported by increased child care access
What Sets Us Apart
We are fiercely committed to not just passing policy, but to making sure it’s implemented effectively.
We don’t narrow our focus to just one issue—we address whatever stands in the way of dignity and opportunity.
We engage community members across Utah to inform, advocate for, and implement meaningful policy solutions.
