ALT Image 1: No parent experiencing domestic violence should have to fear losing their kids...But SB2233/HB2236 would officially make witnessing domestic violence child abuse, subjecting survivors to further criminalization and separation from their kids. Image of a non gendered parent with glasses lifting a child with glasses on their shoulders

ALT Image 2: These types of laws are called "failure to protect" because instead of charging the person perpetrating the abuse...the state investigates the survivor for failing to protect a child from their abuser. Even this term ignores the research that a vast majority of survivor parents actively do protect their kids from abuse. Image of a parent with long hair holding a child with short hair.

ALT Image 3: SB2233/HB2236 will continue to criminalize being a parent in an abusive relationship. The intent of this bill is to make it easier to terminate parental rights, even in cases where no abuse exists. Image of adult and child in matching tracksuits where adult is bending down to the child's level.

ALT Image 4: Domestic violence survivors belong with their kids. Kids belong with their parents. Families Belong Together. Oppose SB2233/ HB2236! Image of parent helping child with homework and of parent reading to child in lap in armchair.