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Senate Strikes Budget Deal that Expands Federal Child Care Program

Sexual Harassment Won’t Stop If We Aren’t #FightingForFamilies

#FightingForFamilies with State Tax Credits

Time’s Up Has Already Raised $20 Million in its First Month –And They’ve Already Received 1,000 Requests for Help

House Passes Bills to Address Sexual Harassment in Congress

Local Communities Boost Support for Early Childhood Education

#FightingForFamilies Means Fighting for the Safety of Girls in School

With $20 Million Raised, Time’s Up Seeks ‘Equity And Safety’ In The Workplace

Black Women Built That: Anna Julia Cooper & Nikole Hannah-Jones

Trump says he wants paid family leave. It isn’t happening anytime soon.

Why Judge Rosemarie Aquilina Is the Appropriate Avenger for the ‘Me Too’ Movement

Declaring Victory for their Plaintiffs, Groups Withdraw Lawsuit Against the Trump Administration’s Harmful and Discriminatory Birth Control Rules

CCDBG 2018 Omnibus Letter

The Proof is in the Numbers: Black Women are Still Unemployed

Nancy Withbroe Becomes the National Women’s Law Center COO and Chief of Staff

NWLC Reacts to DOL Cover-Up of Data Showing Proposed Tip Regulations Would Cost Workers Billions

Fired for being pregnant: Another Kind of Discrimination Women Face at Work

Picture description: A man and a woman standing in an office. The man is grabbing the woman's hands, while the woman appears to be uncomfortable.

#ThatsHarassment Campaign Tools Can Help Employers Prevent Harassment

Trump Didn’t Mention Women Once During His State of the Union address, Amid #MeToo Movement

Senate Prepares To Vote On Nomination of David Stras

The State of Our Union

#MeToo comes to the State of the Union with Rep. Jackie Speier urging colleagues to wear black

Recy Taylor was Gang-Raped In 1944. Her Niece’s Silence at Trump’s Speech Will Say Everything

Mississippi is Shortchanging Women