The Civil Rights Data Collection Doesn’t Gather Enough Information on Girls With Disabilities, But What It Does Collect Is Troubling
NWLC Joins the ACLU to File Amicus Brief Urging First Circuit Court of Appeals to Uphold Maine’s Strong Equal Pay Act
To Fix Child Care, It’s Time to Ask Families What They Actually Want. (And Then, Actually Implement It).
In 2021, more than 12 million women and girls lacked health insurance; poverty rates still adversely affected women of color at higher rates than their white counterparts; and the wage gap has for women overall widened to 84 cents
Biden’s Proposed Title IX Rules Would Restore Protections Lost Under Trump—But They Should Go Even Further.
New Report from National Women’s Law Center and Partners Examines U.S. Housing Crisis and Policies, Impact on Women of Color
NWLC Celebrates Abortion Win in Kansas, Applauds Continued National Effort to Protect Abortion Access
