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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.

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100 Days 100 Wins

100 Wins, 100 Days: Decisive Actions to Advance Gender Justice

Supreme Court Vacancy: What’s at Stake for Education

Supreme Court Vacancy: What’s at Stake for Workers’ Rights

The Record of Amy Coney Barrett on Gender Justice

Letter Opposing the Nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the United States Supreme Court

Amy Coney Barrett Chose Power and Privilege… Over All of Us

NWLC Responds to Likely Ginsburg SCOTUS Replacement

NWLC Reacts to the Death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

NWLC Letter of Concern to the nominations of David Dugan and Stephen McGlynn

NWLC Letter of Opposition to the nomination of Cory Wilson

Three Reasons Why You Should Socially and Judicially Distance from D.C. Circuit Court Nominee Justin Walker

NWLC Urges Trump Administration to Halt Confirmation of Federal Judges

Three Things You Should Know About Judicial Nominee Cory Wilson

Federal judicial nominee, Andrew Brasher

Trump’s Takeover of the Eleventh Circuit: Three Reasons Why It Matters for Abortion Rights

Let’s Stop Trump’s Backwards Vision for the Circuit Courts

Here’s Why We Won’t Clap for Every Woman in Leadership: On the Confirmation of Extremist Sarah Pitlyk

Extremist Trump-Appointed Judge, Steven Menashi, Is Confirmed

Advocates for Civil and Reproductive Rights Call for Pitlyk’s Withdrawal

Trump’s Takeover Of The Courts: What’s At Stake For Gender Justice

Five Reasons the Senate Should Reject Problematic Judicial Nominee Sarah Pitlyk

Congress Must Conduct a Full Investigation Into Allegations of Sexual Misconduct Against Brett Kavanaugh, Says NWLC

Five Things You Should Know About Second Circuit Nominee Steven Menashi

McConnell’s Steamrolling of Trump Judges = More Ripping Away of Our Rights

Back in the Spotlight: Kavanaugh’s Extreme Views Return in the Latest Jane Doe Abortion Case