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This Week, Remind Members of Congress What Affordable Care Act Repeal Means for Women

Five Things You Should Know About Alex Acosta

#MyBlackHistory Has Been and Still Is Fighting for the Right to Learn

#WinsforWomen: Florida Supreme Court Rules that Mandatory Abortion Delay Law is “Likely Unconstitutional”

Trump’s Child Care Proposal Would Provide Most of Its Benefits to Higher-Income Families and Do Little for Families Who Need Help the Most

TANF Family Caps, Reproductive Health Care, and Workplace Policies: How Does Your State Measure Up?

Let’s Invest in Children, Families, and Child Care Workers

#WorstTBTEver: When There Were “Winners and Losers” in Health Care

Empty desks. Photo Credit: Robert Couse-Baker (https://www.flickr.com/photos/29233640@N07/7846338906)

How to Fight Back With Betsy DeVos in Charge of the Department of Education

Congress is Voting to Help Employers Cover Up Sexual Harassment

Trump’s Child Care Proposal Would Primarily Benefit Higher-Income Families and Do Little for Families Who Need Help the Most

ACA Repeal: What’s at Stake for Women’s Medicaid Coverage

Puzder’s Anti-Abortion Crusade Is One More Reason Women Can’t Trust Him

NWLC Decries Confirmation of Sen. Jeff Sessions as U.S. Attorney General

Holding an IUD birth control device in hand

#WorstTBTEver: When There Was an Unmet Need for Birth Control Coverage

#WinsforWomen: Momentum Building in Oklahoma as Abortion Restrictions Stall

Andrew Puzder Won’t Work for Women

NWLC Decries Confirmation of Sen. Jeff Sessions as U.S. Attorney General

President Trump’s Promise That Supreme Court Nominee Judge Neil Gorsuch Is In the Mold of Justice Scalia Spells Trouble for Women

If We Want to Stop Price’s Confirmation it’s Now or Never

#WinforWomen: Oklahoma State Reps are Leading the Way for Women’s Reproductive and Economic Justice

The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act H.B. 1635

The Reproductive Health Nondiscrimination Act H.B. 1539

Discriminatory Workplace Practices Harm Oklahoma’s Women, Families, and Economy