Requires colleges to inform students of resources for carrying a pregnancy to term

§1What it does

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The bill would require colleges and universities that take part in federal student aid programs to tell prospective and enrolled students about the rights and resources available to students who are or become pregnant to carry the pregnancy to term.^2,3 The information would have to list campus and community resources and accommodations that help a student carry a baby to term and care for the child afterward, and explain how to file a discrimination complaint related to a student's decision to carry a baby to term.³ The House passed a version revised in committee; the original bill had instead called for information on filing complaints about discrimination related to pregnancy or childbirth.³

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§3How Congress voted

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