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The ceiling of the main Rotunda inside Pennsylvania’s Capitol building. May 24, 2022. Harrisburg, Pa. (Photo by Amanda Berg, for the Capital-Star).

Relief for child sex abuse survivors passes Senate as part of constitutional amendment package

BY: - January 11, 2023

The House has until Jan. 27 to pass the statutory window constitutional amendment, and the other proposed changes, for them to appear on the May ballot.

‘Is this ever going to end?’ Abuse survivors still waiting for statutory window

BY: , and - January 10, 2023

The latest effort to amend the state Constitution to open a retroactive window for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse to sue their attackers became mired in a partisan dispute in the state House on Monday. 

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‘We waited our entire childhood.’ Advocates urge Senate to approve window for sex abuse cases

BY: - September 20, 2021

“Do you know what the cost of waiting is?” LaQuisha Anthony asked during a Monday rally, urging the state Senate to vote on legislation that would open a two-year window for child sex abuse survivors to pursue civil lawsuits against their abusers.

As child advocates plan for action, top Senate GOP lawmaker Ward considers the ‘best legal path’ to justice

BY: - July 8, 2021

When state lawmakers return to Harrisburg in September, Marci Hamilton will be waiting to greet them.