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Just So We’re Clear, Discrimination in Schools Is Still Wrong and Illegal

This Holiday Season, the Administration Wants to Give You Another #TrumpShutdown

A New Year’s Resolution for Congress: Pass Workplace Harassment Reform

Congress Finally Passed a Bill to Address its Sexual Harassment Problem

Why I’m Optimistic that Courts Will Stop the Unlawful Final Trump-Pence Birth Control Rules from Taking Effect

The ACA Remains the Law of the Land Despite a Dangerous Decision by a Texas Federal Judge

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IUDs Are Not The Silver Bullet for Poverty

Choosing Transformation Over Neutrality in Philanthropy

Dr. Rachel Tudor, Transgender Woman Professor, Is Still Fighting for Justice in her Sex Discrimination Case – Here’s How We’re Fighting Back with Her

Four Things You Should Know About Women in Apprenticeships

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Trump-Pence Administration Keeps Up Its Shady Tactics to Dismantle the ACA Birth Control Benefit

The Trump-Pence Administration Finalized Dangerous and Unlawful Birth Control Rules Just One Day After the Mid-Term Elections

Save Our Courts, Save Our Democracy: The Election Edition

Help More Domestic Violence Survivors Survive by Strengthening Housing Assistance

40 Years after the Pregnancy Discrimination Act, An Opportunity for Congress to Get Its Common Sense Back

To Support Latina Girls, We Must Change Our Approach to Mental Illness

Starbucks Announces New Backup Child Care Benefit for Employees

Celebrate #DayoftheGirl by Listening to Girls

NWLC Reacts to Impending Vote on Kavanaugh

For Native Women, 21 Months is Too Long to Wait for Equal Pay

There’s a Solution to Increase Child Care Access and Quality and Congress Needs to Act Now.

McDonald’s Workers Say #MeToo and Lead the First-Ever Nationwide Strike to Protest Workplace Sexual Harassment

DC Is Going Back to School, and This Time Black Girls Will Not Be Left Behind

We Need to Do Better: Why Child Care Is Crucial for Student-Parents