The Catholic Accountability Project is actively campaigning for Senate Bill 5375 in Washington State—a new 2025 bill that would require clergy to report suspected child abuse. The initiative underscores a commitment to accountability within the Catholic Church, protecting vulnerable individuals and promoting transparency.

Director Tommy Valentine of the Catholic Accountability Project, associated with CatholicVote, was featured as a leader in organizing a series of special masses and prayer sessions at the Kansas State Capitol. Thousands of Christians gathered peacefully to counter a planned satanist 'black mass,' demonstrating public political engagement in response to extremist provocations.

Catholic Accountability Project (CAP) has highlighted the need for clergy accountability in Washington state by referencing repeated legislative proposals requiring clergy to report child abuse, and by emphasizing the investigation into institutional concealment within the Catholic Church.

The Catholic Accountability Project, as part of the Clergy Accountability Coalition, has called for public support for SB 5375 in Washington state, a bill that would require clergy to report child abuse and eliminate the clergy-penitent privilege. This move is aimed at increasing transparency and accountability within the church and protecting vulnerable children.

The Catholic Accountability Project delivered thousands of whistleblower documents to the Attorney General’s Office, urging a thorough investigation into the Seattle Archdiocese's alleged cover-up of clergy sexual abuse. This action aims to bolster transparency and accountability within Church leadership.

On February 13, 2024, the Catholic Accountability Project held a news conference to raise public awareness regarding subpoenas allegedly issued to three Washington state Catholic bishops, emphasizing the need for accountability in faith-based institutions amid long-standing allegations of abuse.

On February 13, 2024, members of the Catholic Accountability Project held a press conference urging Attorney General Ferguson to issue subpoenas to religious orders and contact the Vatican for abuse records, reinforcing accountability measures within church institutions.