Supporters

Titles are included for identification only

Authors

California State Senator Dr. Aisha Wahab (D-Dist. 10) - Author
California State Senator Sabrina Cervantes (D-Dist. 31) - Joint Author
California State Senator Susan Rubio (D-Dist. 22) - Joint Author
California State Senator Angelique Ashby (D-Dist. 8) - Coauthor
California State Senator Anna Caballero (D-Dist. 14) - Coauthor
California State Senator Dave Cortese (D-Dist. 15) - Coauthor
California State Senator Tim Grayson (D-Dist. 9) - Coauthor

Organizations

California Legislative Women’s Caucus (Priority Bill)
National Political Women’s Caucus of California (Sponsor)
Action Together Bay Area
American Association of University Women San José
Asian Americans for Community Involvement (AACI)
Association of Regional Center Agencies
California Civil Liberties Advocacy
California District Attorneys Association
Coalition for Gender Equity
Democratic Activists for Women Now (DAWN)
Feminist Majority
Joyful Heart Foundation
Los Angeles County Democratic Party
National Clearinghouse on Marital and Date Rape / Women’s History Library
National Organization for Women, California (CA NOW)
National Organization for Women, Hollywood (Hollywood NOW)
Restorative Pathways (formerly Ruby’s Place)
San Francisco Senior and Disability Action
Santa Barbara Women's Political Committee
Santa Clara County Democratic Party
Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office
Silicon Valley Democratic Club
Tahirih Justice Center
Voices of Women for Change
WEAVE
Women’s Equal Justice

Community Leaders

TITLES INCLUDED FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY

U.S. Congressman Ro Khanna (D, CA 17th District)
Kae Bender, Socio Energetics Foundation
Helen Chapman, Secretary, Santa Clara County Democratic Central Committee
Charles Fletcher, Abbot, Yokoji Zen Mountain Center
Karolyn Gehrig, Queer Disabled Artist, Writer, and Advocate
Jennie Hutchinson, Ph.D., Board Member, National Women’s Political Caucus of California
Michele Landis Dauber, Frederick I. Richman Professor of Law at Stanford Law School (Title included for identification purposes only)
Suzanne Guerlac, Distinguished Professor of French Emerita, UC Berkeley
Frances Herbert, Vice President, Oak Grove School District (Title included for identification purposes only)
Nancy K. D. Lemon, J.D., Herma Hill Kay Lecturer in Domestic Violence Law and Director of the Domestic Violence Field Placement Program at Berkeley School of Law (retired); Author of Domestic Violence Law
LezLi Logan, Director, Action Together Bay Area / Action Together West
RaeAnn Ramsey, Ph.D., Department Chair (History), Mission College (Title included for identification purposes only)
Cheryl Robertson, Trustee, Lemon Grove School District (Title included for identification purposes only)
Marilyn P Safir, Professor Emeritus, University of Haifa, School of Psychological Sciences (Title included for identification purposes only)
Kolieka Seigle, Co-Lead of AB 1171 Campaign to End Spousal Rape
Ruth Silver-Taube, Legal Services Chair, South Bay Coalition to End Human Trafficking

Congressman Ro Khanna endorses SB258 (Copy) (Copy)

An Image of Congressman Ro Khanna (Democrat) speaking in front of the Capitol building sits above text saying, “"I wholeheartedly endorse S.B. 258. Rape is rape, regardless of marriage and regardless of disability. Disabled women are four times more likely to be raped than women without disabilities. That is a shocking statistic that speaks to the urgency of passing this bill. I urge the California legislature to pass S.B. 258 and Governor Newsom to sign it into law."

michele landis dauber, stanford law professor endorses sb 258 (Copy) (Copy)

A portrait of Michele Landis Dauber, Stanford Law Professor sits above text saying, "Michele Landis Dauber, Stanford law professor endorses sb 258 - justice for disabled spouses“ Title is for identification only. Additional text above says, “marital status is not a legitimate basis on which to make a distinction in the law of rape. we will not leave behind the most vulnerable, and will continue to fight until every survivor is protected.”

Kolieka Seigle Supports SB258 (Copy) (Copy)

A photograph of Kolieka Seigle speaking at a podium also includes text, “kolieka seigle supports justice for disabled spouses with an end to the “disabled spousal rape exception!” Also there is a quote from Kolieka, “Rape is rape if you’re a college student. Rape is rape if you’re a woman of color. Rape is rape if you’re a trans woman. And rape is rape whether you’re married or not. Rape is always rape.” by KOLIEKA SEIGle, Co-lead on ab 1171 campaign to end spousal rape.