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#MeToo movement says it’s still standing strong after landmark conviction against Harvey Weinstein overturned

Fatima Goss Graves, president of the National Women’s Law Center and co-founder of the legal defense fund Time’s Up, said the decision was a “step in the wrong direction, devastating news for the Silence Breakers,...

Exclusive: More parents lack child care after federal funding “cliff”

"The National Women's Law Center compares the situation for parents in those states to the rest of the country. And in those funded places parents are more likely to have access to child care, plus...

More families struggle to find child care after federal support dried up

More parents have had trouble finding child care in recent months, following the expiration of federal pandemic assistance for providers, according to a report released Monday by the National Women’s Law Center.

Aetna agrees to provide equal fertility coverage for LGBTQ+ people in landmark settlement

“We celebrate this significant stride toward achieving justice for LGBTQ+ people who have faced obstacle after obstacle trying to access the health care services that they need to build their families,” said Alison Tanner, Senior...

Birth control protections await action by Youngkin

Groups and politicians who want to deny contraceptive coverage have for years tried to argue that a federal right to refuse health care based on religious beliefs exists, when in fact it doesn’t, said Kelsey...

Black girls in Florida do not feel safe in schools: Study

A new study has found that Black girls in Florida often feel unsafe in their schools due to policing policies and cultures of criminalization in the Sunshine State. The report, published by the National Women’s Law...