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NWLC In The Press

Business leaders applaud salary transparency law in Mass., with some compromises

  • WSHU
“We were really excited to see this happen in Massachusetts,” said Da Hae Kim of the National Women’s Law Center, which advocates for salary transparency. “This is just the latest in a wave of transparency...

The Biggest Loser of the Presidential Debate? The Childcare Crisis

  • PS
The childcare crisis is only getting worse, thanks to the end of pandemic-era federal funding that supported 220,000 daycare centers across the country. Eleven states and Washington DC have stepped in with their own funding to make...

How Unions Can Help Shrink The Gender Wage Gap

  • Forbes
Women in particular may experience benefits from joining unions: According to data from the National Women’s Law Center (NWLC), unionized women who work full time are typically paid 19% more than women who are not in a...

El Supremo de EE.UU. permite temporalmente que puedan hacerse abortos de emergencia en Idaho

  • EFE
En opinión de la vicepresidenta de derechos reproductivos y salud del Centro Nacional de Derecho de la Mujer, Gretchen Borchelt, “el Tribunal Supremo no merece ningún crédito por esta decisión”. “Este es el mínimo indispensable...

SCOTUS Dodges the Question of Emergency Abortions

  • Strict Scrutiny
After accidentally uploading the decision in the EMTALA case, the Supreme Court released it for real today. Leah is joined by Fatima Goss Graves, Chris Geidner, and Amanda Hollis-Brusky to analyze the Court’s “refusal to...

Corte Suprema de EEUU permite por ahora abortos de emergencia en Idaho

  • Voz de AmĂ©rica
Por su parte, Gretchen Borchelt, vicepresidenta de derechos reproductivos y salud del Centro Nacional de Derecho de la Mujer, dijo que la Corte Suprema "no merece ningún crédito por esta decisión". "Este es el mínimo...