Rep. Gina H. Curry

I spoke on the House floor to honor the dignity and legacy of midwives and support their role in caring for families. This MOMNIBUS 2.0 bill allows certified midwives to certify fetal death, aligning the law with the care they already provide. repcurry.com

Pennsylvania must continue to invest in proven community services. I will continue to fight for this with my partners in the @pablackmhc. 2/2

I was honored to speak on a recent #PAHouse resolution marking Maternal Health Awareness Day. It’s a reminder of the importance of caring for mothers, families and communities. It’s also a reminder that our work is not done because access to services are not equal. 1/2

Thanks to my colleagues in the #PAHouse for supporting my efforts to provide important, life-saving tests to those facing the prospects of a breast cancer diagnosis. I am honored this legislation will be signed into law by @GovernorShapiro.

If you come to the #PACapitol you’ll see the #LightsOfHope. Each luminary commemorates the brave souls that we have lost & those who survived the horrors of breast cancer. If you feel something wrong, please get yourself screened, you won’t regret it. youtu.be/6AqXQxSXAmA

Midwives play a crucial role in providing quality care for women and infants. By expanding their scope of practice through changes in legislation, we can ensure they are able to offer even more comprehensive and effective care to their patients.

Our babies are dying—and we can prevent it. Pennsylvania must invest in maternal and infant care to end our “maternal care deserts.” Let’s act now to save lives. RepCurry.com

October is National Pedestrian Safety Month! As our communities grow, we must prioritize safer, more walkable streets for everyone. Let's reduce injuries & fatalities on our roads. Learn more about pedestrian safety: RepCurry.com #PedestrianSafety #WalkablePA

Inspi-HER'd 2025 was bigger and better than ever! It was great seeing our community come together to support young girls as they learn self-confidence and self-worth through fun outdoor activities and information from state and local organizations.

The Born to Thrive Summit was AMAZING! We brought together key players in maternal health for a day of discussions surrounding maternal and infant mortality as the @pablackmhc continues the fight in Harrisburg to improve birthing outcomes for moms and babies.

Mass transit isn’t a convenience—it’s a lifeline for people getting to school, work, and medical appointments. The @PAHouseDems have delivered funding solutions, but the @PASenateGOP has failed to step up and do what’s right. youtube.com/watch?v=dhuPPT…

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives Legislative Fellowship Program is accepting applications for the Spring 2026 Semester! To learn more about qualifications and how to apply, visit the link here: pahousefellowship.us

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives Legislative Fellowship Program is accepting applications for the Spring 2026 Semester! To learn more about qualifications and how to apply, visit the link here: pahousefellowship.us

Read the latest edition of my E-Blast to get caught up on the latest on transit funding, community events, and more! pahouse.com/Curry/EmailArc…

A huge thank you to Betsy & Barry Hinkle for being backpack angels. They brought backs loaded with school supplies, socks, shampoo and soap to share with neighbors in need!

SEPTA riders cannot afford to lose service. Making SEPTA choose between necessary updates or continuing service as-is, is a lose-lose scenario that the House will not approve. If we’re going to fund transit systems like SEPTA, PRT, and others in PA, we’re going to do it right

Local businesses, schools, community organizations and more will all suffer tremendous losses from these cuts. We are ready to save SEPTA, the Governor is ready to save SEPTA, it's time for the state Senate, to get back to work and vote for some kind of transportation funding.

In the Greater Philadelphia Area, SEPTA is just days away from making these service cuts final. These cuts will take away vital transportation for thousands of people and make existing traffic issues exponentially worse.

Today, my House colleagues and I voted to fund transit for the 5th time this year. We have provided the state Senate with yet another option in these well overdue negotiations. We continue to answer their demands with an additional $325 million for roads and bridges across PA...