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Quaker Voice invites you to join us in advocating during the 2026 legislative session.
Quaker Voice invites you to join us in advocating during the 2026 legislative session.
Session started January 7th!
Session started January 7th!
Quaker Voice is planning to revisit issues from last year including: Immigrant Protections, Criminal Justice Reform, and Environmental Protections. We welcome F/friends to join us on these topics and seek to support your own policy leadings.
Stay tuned for more bill information and join Friendly Persuasions, starting Jan 22nd, to learn how to advocate for what is important to you.
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Bill Progress Updates & Upcoming Events
Bill Progress Updates & Upcoming Events
Session started on January 17th, 2025
Events to join next week (1/19 - 1/25)
Jan 20 @ 8AM - 4PM - Maryland Alliance for Justice Reform Lobby Day! Join in this lobby day focused on criminal justice reform. Program includes lobbying in the morning and afternoon and legislative brunch with messages from Senator Will Smith and Delegate Sandy Bartlett. Learn more!
Jan 22 @ 6pm - Friendly Persuasion in a World on Fire! Erinn Camp Mansour is again offering a series of virtual learning and sharing sessions in collaboration with Quaker Voice of Maryland. This first session will take place virtually. Learn more and contact Erinn to get the link.
Check out our calendar for all events.
Additional Resource Links
Additional Resource Links
IN THE PROCESS OF UPDATING FOR 2026!
List of House & Senate committees, including membership, that will be considering our priority bills.
Quick Link Resources for Advocacy Work:
Quick Link Resources for Advocacy Work:
Not sure how to use the Maryland General Assembly website? Want to sign up for witness testimony or submit written testimony? Need tips for monitoring bills? Check out these great videos offered by Friendly Persuasions!
Check out this Guidelines document created by the Maryland Association of Counties; helpful information includes when testimony is due broken down by Senate and House committees.
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