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Civil Rights

September 30, 2022
Thank you to the Equality Caucus for selecting me to be the new Chair of the LGBTQ+ Aging Issues Task Force; it is an honor.

September 8, 2022

Members of a U.S. House Education and Labor Committee panel on Thursday questioned experts and leaders of youth rehabilitation programs about how the federal government could invest in programs to prevent kids from becoming incarcerated.

"Although the juvenile justice system is intended to rehabilitate — not punish — young offenders, data shows that the more a young person interacts with the juvenile justice system, the more likely they are to reenter the system and struggle throughout life," the panel's chair, Rep. Suzanne Bonamici, D-Oregon, said in her opening statement.

Issues:Civil Rights

June 24, 2022
The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn abortion rights is infuriating, heartbreaking, and dangerous.

June 23, 2022
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The Department of Education’s proposed Title IX rule is long overdue, and a welcome departure from the previous Administration’s discriminatory and harmful misinterpretation of the law.
Issues:Civil RightsEducation

June 15, 2022
Executive order mirrors Bonamici’s legislation to help LGBTQ seniors access care free from discrimination

June 9, 2022
Many of our LGBTQ elders have faced discrimination throughout their lives.

March 17, 2022

"During his address to Congress today President Zelenskyy embodied the remarkable courage of the Ukrainian people. We stand with him in his fight for peace, and will continue to help Ukraine protect its people and democracy," said U.S. Rep. Suzanne Bonamici, D-Oregon.


February 23, 2022

Ukrainian refugees and their families in the Portland region fear a Russian invasion of their homeland will kill relatives who still live there and destroy the country's emerging democracy. Oregon First District Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici is among local leaders supporting sanctions against Russia.


January 11, 2022

The school board's actions received further admonishment throughout August, along with threats of legal trouble. The Newberg City Council voted 6-1 to affirm Roger's letter opposing the school board's actions. Rep. Suzanne Bonamici and the Legislature's House Democratic Caucus shared similar sentiments.