Speaking to groups of all sizes and backgrounds, Holly delivers a unique perspective to the poverty cycle in America, motivating us to reconsider our understanding of others’ struggles and take an active role in seeking solutions. Book Holly for your next conference today!
Growing up on welfare, food stamps, and Greyhound buses, Holly has worked for over a decade changing laws and fighting societal stigmas to better protect women and children.
As someone who served in the Missouri State Legislature for more than a decade, Senator Holly Thompson Rehder has a long track record of fighting for those who cannot help or speak-up for themselves. Now as a thought-leader, advocate, and public speaker, Holly continues her work to protect and uplift women and children, while also working tirelessly to end the stigma of mental illness and addiction. Her heart’s desire is to invoke generational change for those who grew up as she did.
From writing and publishing her own “#MeToo” story, to fighting in the halls of the Missouri Capitol, until her last breath, Holly will not stop...
Our Foster Care system is broken, and it isn’t just Missouri’s that’s broken. Foster Care systems are overwhelmed across the United States. Several issues are...
To end domestic violence, we need to make sure that we are utilizing the legal system to make abusers think twice before harming someone. In...
Senator Holly Thompson Rehder brings a unique perspective to the opioid crises in America. A Republican who speaks candidly from personal experience as someone who...
Right now, in America, child marriage is legal in 37 states. 4 of those states have no minimum age requirement. The majority of Americans are...
From writing and publishing her own “#MeToo” story, to fighting in the halls of the Missouri Capitol, until her last breath, Holly will not stop...
Our Foster Care system is broken, and it isn’t just Missouri’s that’s broken. Foster Care systems are overwhelmed across the United States. Several issues are...
To end domestic violence, we need to make sure that we are utilizing the legal system to make abusers think twice before harming someone. In...
Senator Holly Thompson Rehder brings a unique perspective to the opioid crises in America. A Republican who speaks candidly from personal experience as someone who...
Right now, in America, child marriage is legal in 37 states. 4 of those states have no minimum age requirement. The majority of Americans are...
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Left's Latest Pet Project Plays Right Into China's Hands
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Public opinion on data centers is likely being shaped by foreign actors, according to a report from the Bitcoin Policy Institute.... See MoreSee Less
Proud of the #heavens27 families who continue to fight for other children, while grieving their own. ❤️An incredible revelation has come out of the investigation. Read below…BREAKING | Camp Mystic says it will not reopen this summer, stepping back as families continue to grieve and investigations into last year’s tragedy continue: www.wfaa.com/article/news/state/texas-news/camp-mystic-2026-license-withdrawn/285-395b3b30-2d73-4...
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See story below…Many Missouri summer camps do the same. This is why we are trying to get basic safety regulations required across the board. As a mother sending my kids to camp, I didn’t realize I needed to ask questions like:
- “Have the workers had background checks?”
- “Is there an emergency evacuation plan, that workers know, in case of flood, fire, intruder…”
- “Do you have back up comms like a satellite phone if service is spotty or down?”
Basic things every daycare and school has to have in place. But not our summer camps where kids go to spend multiple nights.
The push back we are getting just trying to get basic safety requirements is crazy. Politics….
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Camp Mystic relied on teen counselors with no emergency training before flood, investigator says
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Training and an earlier evacuation call likely would have saved every girl at the camp, where 25 of them died, along with two counselors, a state investigator testified.Putting our Veterans mental health over big Pharma is long past due. Super excited to see such major changes from President Trump and Secretary Kennedy! #Maha #alternativemedicine #alternativetherapy ... See MoreSee Less
Messenger: Trump order is a big win for veterans groups battling suicide rates
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Two local nonprofits have joined forces to boost access to plant-based alternative healthcare for veterans. Trump's recent order is a big win for them.Love this!👇🏻#Maha ... See MoreSee Less
Plant therapies finally getting the attention they deserve! Years of studies showing they are the best solution for chronic depression, opioid dependency, PTS, and many others. Let’s GOOOOOO!!A historic day for veterans and all Americans.
Grunt Style Foundation applauds President Trump for signing an executive order directing the FDA to fast-track review of psychedelic breakthrough therapies — treatments showing life-changing potential for those battling severe mental illness, addiction, and depression.
For too long, our veterans have suffered in silence. With 22 veterans lost to suicide every single day, this action couldn’t come soon enough.
“These treatments have shown life-changing potential for those suffering from severe mental illness and depression, including our cherished veterans.”
— President Donald Trump
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“The bill sits on the governor’s desk, and if signed, it would effectively eliminate an entire industry in Missouri — the hemp industry — regardless of any federal change in legislation or extensions that may occur.” - Jay Patel, president of Missouri Hemp Trade Association
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Hemp industry fights for survival as Missouri ban awaits governor's signature • Missouri Independent
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Gov. Mike Kehoe’s office received 10,000 handwritten letters Tuesday, asking him to veto a Missouri bill banning intoxicating hemp products.👇🏻 ... See MoreSee Less
Missouri Senate unanimously passes bill to shield business owners from ‘sue and settle’ lawsuits
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Missouri lawmakers are moving to shield small businesses from a wave of lawsuits over website accessibility violations.