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Time’s Up will be a part of Oscar show, but no dress code

A key element is the legal defense fund, which has amassed $21 million and scores of attorneys to date. In partnership with the National Women's Law Center, the fund connects victims of harassment or discrimination...

Homeless men help house homeless women in Fort Myers

Earning less than men, channeled into lower paying jobs and shouldering the lion's share of unpaid caregiving, women have fewer resources to withstand a crisis such as a layoff, divorce or health problem. Over 30...

Time’s Up Fund to Fight Sexual Harassment Raises $21 Million

The new fund to aid victims of workplace sexual harassment, administered by the National Women’s Law Center, has received 1,600 requests for help since it was unveiled in January. Just as impressive, the large initial...

David Schwimmer wants to enlighten Chicago cab passengers about sexual harassment

The films end with a message about the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network hotline, and a link to the National Women’s Law Center, where employers can download a toolkit to help them deal with workplace...

In a prestigious high school math and science program, alumni say #MeToo

“If this many alumni are coming forward, it makes me wonder what the school knew and when,” said Neena Chaudhry, director of education at the National Women’s Law Center, who noted that schools must investigate...

A Supreme Court Ruling Against Unions Would Hit Black Women Hardest

If the court’s conservative justices rule against the union, it will hurt some workers more than others. In an amicus brief, the National Women’s Law Center and dozens of other groups “committed to civil rights and economic...