CA AB1792

Requires the Instructional Quality Commission to consider adding content on dating abuse and digital violence to the "Health Framework for California Public Schools" during its next revision

Defines sexual health education to include digital safety topics such as nonconsensual intimate imagery, deepfakes, online grooming, sextortion, stalking, and misuse of generative artificial intelligence

Mandates age-appropriate instruction on legal rights and protections related to interpersonal violence, including information on restraining orders and how to access support from adults, school staff, and community resources

Requires instruction to be inclusive of LGBTQIA+ and gender diverse students, who experience disproportionately higher rates of dating violence and technology-facilitated abuse

Introduced by Assembly Member Michelle Rodriguez on February 10, 2026; requires majority vote and fiscal committee review but no state appropriation