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Courts and judges can create progress for women and their families—or they can take it away. Gender justice requires a diverse, fair, and independent judiciary.

Judicial Nominations

The judges appointed today will shape our rights tomorrow. That’s why we need judges who understand the impact of the law on women and their families’ everyday lives.

Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has the power—and the responsibility—to advance gender justice, and NWLC fights to make sure everyone understands the rights and harms that are at stake.

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NWLC Sounds the Alarm on Arrest of Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan

Why the Supreme Court’s Case Mahmoud v. Taylor About Inclusive Curricula Matters to Me—And Should Matter to You

How The Trump Administration is Undermining Abortion Access and Abandoning Pregnant People in Crisis

All The Ways The Supreme Court Could Impact Gender Justice This Term, Explained (And What We’re Doing About It)

Think Judges Don’t Matter? Think Again.

National Women’s Law Center Litigation Highlights – 2024

This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things (at Work): Trump-Appointed Judges

Tell the Senate: Confirm Judges Committed to Expanding Civil Rights

Let’s Hear It for the Amazing Women on the U.S. District Courts

NWLC Statement on President Biden’s Announcement to Withdraw from Presidential Race

Women of Color Breaking Barriers in the Circuit Courts

The Supreme Court Term Just Ended, but the Disastrous Effects of Their Decisions Are Just Beginning

NWLC Releases Statement on Supreme Court Decision in United States v. Rahimi

NWLC Statement on Supreme Court Decision in Moore v. United States

NWLC Joins Letter Urging the Senate to Investigate Justice Alito

Why We Need You at the Supreme Court on April 24

NWLC JOINS AMICUS BRIEF URGING SCOTUS TO NOT ALLOW CITIES TO PUNISH PEOPLE FOR THEIR STATUS OF EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS

Diverse and Highly Qualified Women Are Improving Our Courts — and We Need More

Amicus Briefs Filed in Support of EMTALA, the Federal Right to Emergency Care, Including Abortion, in Idaho v. United States and Moyle v. United States

NWLC Files Amicus Brief in Support of Federal Right to Emergency Care, Including Abortion

Adeel Mangi Is the Pro Bono Champion We Deserve on the Third Circuit

Our State of the Union Wish List

Idaho v. United States and Moyle v. United States: The Supreme Court Will Decide If States Can Block Pregnant People from Getting Emergency Abortion Care.

Letter of Support for Third Circuit Nominee Adeel Mangi