PR25-0153 - State Board of Education Membership Eligibility Third Congressional Review Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2023

2 Co-Sponsors

B25-0351 - Sexual Harassment Investigation Integrity Amendment Act of 2023

10 Co-Sponsors

As introduced Bill 25-351 would require that allegations of sexual harassment made against executive branch employees, in positions of power, be referred to an independent investigator with experience in investigating sexual harassment allegations.

B25-0500 - Alternative Restorative Therapy (ART) Options for Youth Amendment Act of 2023

7 Co-Sponsors

As introduced Bill 25-500 would require the Child and Family Services Agency (CFSA) to provide alternative forms of therapy to foster youth, including art therapy, music therapy, dance or movement therapy, and narrative therapy.

CER25-0128 - Kristi C. Whitfield Ceremonial Recognition Resolution of 2023

7 Co-Sponsors

CER25-0045 - Financial Literacy Month Recognition Resolution of 2023

13 Co-Sponsors

CER25-0054 - William Outlaw Recognition Resolution of 2023

1 Co-Sponsor

B25-0321 - Home Visiting Services Reimbursement Act of 2023

5 Co-Sponsors

As introduced Bill 25-321 would extend health insurance coverage through Medicaid, the DC HealthCare Alliance Program, and the Immigrant Children’s Program to cover and reimburse eligible home visiting services. FUNDING NOTE - This bill was passed Subject to Appropriations and was fully funded in Bill 25-785. Subject to Appropriations repealer in B25-784.

CER25-0111 - Housing Cooperative Month Recognition Resolution of 2023

13 Co-Sponsors

B25-0543 - Eliminating Restrictive and Segregated Enclosures (“ERASE”) Solitary Confinement Act of 2023

8 Co-Sponsors

As introduced Bill 25-543 would prohibit nearly all forms of segregated confinement for individuals incarcerated at penal institutions owned, operated, and controlled by the Department of Corrections (DOC). It also limits the use of safe cells, would mandate that all residents in a DOC facility receive at least eight hours of out-of-cell time a day, and charge DOC with providing residents mental health services any time they’re placed in prolonged confinement, medical isolation, or suicide watch. It would require DOC to collect and publish data on the ongoing use of solitary confinement, and allow residents to file special grievances, and potentially sue the agency if they’ve been subject to prolonged confinement.

CER25-0124 - Le Diplomate 10th Anniversary Celebration Recognition Resolution of 2023

7 Co-Sponsors