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Pregnant and Punished—NWLC Files Amicus Brief in Support of Teacher at Catholic School

Senate Committee Approves the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act with Bipartisan Support

NWLC Responds to Independent Investigation’s Findings That NY Governor Andrew Cuomo Violated Federal and State Laws

NWLC Leads Gender Justice Brief in Support of Transgender People in Alabama

LFG: Why We’re Joining the Women’s Soccer Team’s Fight for Equal Pay

“Equal Play, Equal Pay!”—NWLC Files Amicus Brief in Support of the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team

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NWLC Celebrates House Approval of Spending Bill Without Harmful Abortion Restrictions

The Eviction Crisis is a Women’s Crisis–The Right to Counsel Can Help

NWLC Responds to Decision in Title IX Lawsuit

It’s Time to Recognize Women’s Emotional Labor

“Protect Black Women” Isn’t Just a Catchy Slogan—It’s a Demand, and We Deserve Nothing Less.

NWLC Responds to FBI and Trump White House’s Mishandling of Kavanaugh Investigation

Destigmatizing Abortion: Guess What? We Don’t Want It To Be Rare!

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Can Restorative Justice be used in Workplace Sex Harassment and Sexual Violence Cases?

Shifting Focus, Reclaiming Narratives: How Clickbait Distracts Us from What Matters

Connecticut, Nevada, and Rhode Island Enact Salary Range Transparency Laws to Help Close the Wage Gap

Why Catherine Lhamon Is the Perfect Person to Ensure ALL Students’ Civil Rights Are Protected

NWLC Reacts to the House Labor-HHS Subcommittee’s FY 2021 Appropriations Bill

Ending Summer Food Insecurity

5 Things You Need to Know About the Child Tax Credit This Year

The NFL’s Decision to Not Release Final Investigation Report About Sexual Harassment Allegations Against the Washington Football Team Reveals a Lack of Transparency

NWLC Responds to Pennsylvania State Supreme Court Ruling in Cosby Case

What Bans on Critical Race Theory Mean for Identity in the Classroom

This Could Be The Worst Year for Abortion Rights Since 2011—And Texas Lawmakers Are Leading The Charge. Here’s What You Can Do.