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Equality.

We seek nothing more. We accept nothing less.

Resources for adoptee activists and allies engaged in California.

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Get the most up-to-date information on California efforts here.

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SB1274

SB1274, sponsored by Sen. Susan Talamantes Eggman, was a simple unrestricted equal rights bill. Unfortunately, Sen. Eggman has pulled the bill from further consideration in the 2024 session.

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Facing opposition from members of the committees set to hear the bill, Sen. Eggman pulled it from further consideration. It is no longer considered an active bill.

Latest News and Resources

All that’s happening, and a bit more.


California SB1274 is Dead

SB1274 Is Dead

The bill is no longer considered active, and it will not move forward in 2024.

Amendments to SB1274 Filed

The amendments do not change the core purpose of the bill: to release a copy of the original birth record to the adult adopted person upon request.

Committee Hearing: April 10

A hearing on California SB1274 has been set for April 10, 2024, in the Senate Health Committee. Here’s what to know now.

California SB1274 Committee Assignments

Committee Assignments: Health and Judiciary

Senate Bill 1274 has now been assigned to its senate committees: Health and Judiciary. Here’s quick information and resources about both.

How to Use the California Position Letter Portal

A video walk-through of signing up and submitting testimony through the California Position Letter Portal, courtesy of Adoptees United. Inc.

California Position Letter Portal – SB1274 Edition

Create an Account

You must first create an account with the California Legislature’s Position Letter Portal.

Submit a Letter

The video then walks through how to submit a letter in support or opposition to a bill.

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