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Rep. Kelly Moller recognized as ‘Legislator of the Year’ by School Social Workers
Rep. Moller bill to strengthen student mental health signed into law
‘Blue wall of silence’: When the sexual assault suspect is a police officer
Moller is carrying a bill to require sexual assault cases involving police officers to be investigated by the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
Two bills aimed at supporting mental health at schools throughout Minnesota
Minnesota legislator wants to decriminalize adultery
Moller hosts community conversation on immigration
Minnesota’s outdated sexual harassment laws continue to let survivors down
Moller and Senator Kari Dziedzic are chief authors of sexual harassment reform legislation HF 10/SF 1307.
Legislature approves Rep. Moller’s initiatives to curb gender-based violence
A series of overdue protections against sexual assault and other forms of gender-based violence was approved as part of a broader package of Public Safety legislation by the Minnesota House and Senate early Saturday morning. Rep. Kelly Moller (DFL – Shoreview), an Assistant Hennepin County Attorney, is the chief author of several of these initiatives.
Rep. Moller Votes to Support Gun Violence Prevention Legislation
The House Public Safety and Criminal Justice Finance and Policy Division approved legislation focused on ending the epidemic of senseless gun violence during a pair of State Capitol public hearings.
Sexual Harassment Bill Unanimously Approved By Minnesota House Committee
The sexual harassment bill proposed by Representative Kelly Moller of district 42A (Arden Hills, Mounds View, Shoreview, Spring Lake Park) has been unanimously approved by a Minnesota House Committee.
“This bill is necessary to insure that workers are safe in their workplaces. As the #MeToo movement has highlighted, we need to change workplace behavior” said Moller.
