Conversion Therapy

Gov. Janet Mills said the "harmful, widely discredited practice" has "no place" in her state while signing the bill into law.
Dan Reynolds urged the star-studded crowd to take action to "protect our LGBTQ youth."
“We’re saying that this dangerous, abusive behavior will not be tolerated,” a state lawmaker said of the discredited practice meant to change sexual orientation.
Gov. Ricardo Rosselló's executive order went into effect immediately.
Gov. Gary Herbert pledged to "continue working" to prohibit the controversial practice in a letter to young LGBTQ activists.
The state is considering banning licensed therapists from using conversion therapy on queer kids.
David Matheson, who is a Mormon, didn't denounce his previous work in the "ex-gay" movement, however.
The law would make New York the 15th state to outlaw the controversial and damaging practice.
“The Miseducation of Cameron Post” and “Boy Erased” have renewed momentum to LGBTQ advocates' efforts nationwide.
“These terrible practices that target our youth, simply for being who they are, are dangerous and immoral," Mayor Michael B. Hancock said.