NWLC's project Reform Matters: Making Real Progress for Women and Health Care provides women’s policy advocates with the tools to be active and vocal advocates in the fight for progressive health care reform on the national and state levels.

Women and their families are facing an economic crisis and scrambling to make ends meet. A strong collective voice in support of the President’s budget is key to ensure that Congress is able to make major investments in health care reform, education (including early childhood), and relief for low-and moderate-income families.

Forty-one percent of Latina students do not graduate with their class in four years — if they graduate at all. Listening to Latinas: Barriers to High School Graduation addresses the challenges facing Latina students in the United States. It also brings new voices to the conversation: those of Latina students and of adults who work with them.

Now is the time to look to the future and work together to tackle the issues that are so critical to women and their families.