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Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

Sexual harassment — ranging from derogatory comments to threats of sexual assault and rape — is still incredibly widespread for many women working in the United States. And it can have grave consequences.

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Weinstein Verdict “Shows That Our Work Is Not Done”

Women’s Political Representation and Legislative Achievements: How Women Are Changing State Legislatures

Progress in Advancing Me Too Workplace Reforms in #20Statesby2020

NWLC Argues as Amicus in Support of Black Women Workers in Sex Harassment Case before the California State Court of Appeal

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Surviving Survivor: Sexual Harassment in the Workplace Includes Reality TV

November 20th Presidential Debate #MeTooVoter Toolkit

National Women’s Law Center Litigation Highlights – 2019

Dear presidential candidates and consultants, debate moderators, media organizations and political commentators:

Launch of #MeTooVoter Toolkit

Open Letter: to presidential candidates and consultants, debate moderators, political commentators, and the media

Tarana Burke and Notable Movement Leaders Launch #MeTooVoter Campaign on 2nd Anniversary of The Viral #MeToo Moment

NWLC Files Amicus Brief in Appeal of Workplace Sexual Harassment Claims

Young Black woman standing outdoors with group of demonstrator in background.

#MeToo Two Years Later: Three Ways People Are Creating Real Change, Right Now

Women Driving Change: A Pathway to a Better Mississippi

Letter from Women’s Groups Supporting the FAIR Act

Coalition Letter Supporting BE HEARD in the Workplace Act

Workers Rights

Women’s Rights = Workers’ Rights (and Not Just on Labor Day!)

NWLC Reacts to McDonald’s Announcement of Training Program to Address Sexual Harassment

Trump is Raiding Sites of Resistance

Pathway to Gender Justice

Supermajority of Voters Want Lawmakers to Take Action to Address Workplace Sexual Harassment

Webinar – Advancing MeToo Reforms in #20StatesBy2020: Debrief of State Legislative Advances & Next Steps

Fifteen States Have Passed New Laws Protecting Workers from Sexual Harassment in Wake of #MeToo, NWLC Report Reveals

Gender Justice Superlatives: These States Are Getting it Right