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The Wage Gap Has Robbed Women of Their Ability to Weather COVID-19

Model Language for Sexual Harassment Posters for K-12 Students

Model Language for Sexual Harassment Posters for K-12 Students

NWLC Joins Supreme Court Amicus Brief Opposing Heightened Requirements for Class Actions

Letters of Support for Marty Walsh and Julie Su

NWLC Comments Opposing the NLRB and DOL Proposed Rules on the Joint Employer Standard

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NWLC and 24 Women’s Rights and Gender Justice Organizations Urge South Dakota Governor to Veto Harmful Anti-Transgender Athletics Bill

A Year of Strength & Loss: The Pandemic, The Economy, & The Value of Women’s Work

Webinar: On the Basis of Sex and Race: Representing Black Women Survivors of Workplace Sex Harassment and Sexual Violence

Webinar: Representing Military Survivors of Sex Harassment and Sexual Violence

Gender Justice Sign-On Letter in Support of Vanita Gupta to be Associate Attorney General of the United States

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A Year Into the Pandemic, Women Are Still Short Nearly 5.1 Million Jobs

NWLC Joins Third Circuit Amicus Brief Regarding Schools’ Title IX Duty to Address Dating Violence – Hall v. Millersville University

Amicus Brief Supporting Survivors of Medical Violence at the ICE Detention Center in Georgia

NWLC Submits Testimony Opposing South Dakota’s Anti-Transgender Athletics Bill (2021)

Improving Housing Assistance in Response to COVID-19

NWLC and Partners File Amicus Brief Opposing Medicaid Work Requirements, Emphasizing Harm to Women of Color

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Over 61.2 Million Women Live in a Household That Has Lost Work Income Since March 2020

Woman in a workshop

Pass the Raise the Wage Act

Excluding Young People from Pharmacy Access is Harmful and Unnecessary

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NWLC Joins Amicus Brief Warning of Harm to Workers and the Public if Organizers Lose Access to Worksites.

Webinar: Rebuilding Stronger: State Playbook for Gender Justice

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Another 275,000 Women Left the Labor Force in January

In defense of Black Survivors

Open Letter in Defense of Black Survivors