You searched for reflect - Page 5 of 14 - National Women's Law Center

Donate

NWLC Reacts to Bipartisan Agreement that Introduces Reform in How the Military Addresses Sexual Misconduct

Toni Francis-Bowie

Marcia D. Greenberger

Supporting the Economic Security and Health of Older Women of Color

Justicia para ella, justicia para todxs

Searching for the Right Label(s) To Be Latina Enough

Why We Cannot Take The 2020 Wage Gap and Health Insurance Data at Face Value

In 2020, More than 12.6 Million Women and Girls Lacked Health Insurance; Being a Woman Still Raised the Odds of Being Poor in America; and the Wage Gap for Women Overall Narrowed to 83 Cents

Child Care Needs at Least $450 billion in Direct Spending to Reach an Equitable Recovery

Immigrant Care Providers Have Been Ignored For Too Long

Close up serious young woman standing by wall with afro

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

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

Pride in Biden-Harris Administration’s Actions to Promote and Support LGBTQ Civil Rights Protections

Four Areas in the Biden Budget Plan That Support an Equitable Recovery

Will Democracy Keep Black Girls Safe?: An Intern’s Call to Action Around School Pushout

Q&A on How the COVID-19 Recession Will Impact Gen Z

When There Are Nine: How Biden’s Judicial Nominees Are Creating a More Diverse Future on the Courts

NWLC Applauds Biden’s Judicial Nominations

Lifting as We Climb: A Look into the History of Black Feminist Caregiving

Close-up on a server working in a restuarant and holding a notepad

Maryland Must Join the Movement to Modernize Workplace Harassment Law

New National Campaign Advocates for Urgent Passage of the Equality Act

Testimony in Support of Maryland Workplace Harassment Bill

RoyalTea: The Meghan Markle Interview and the Importance of Safe, Healthy Communities

One Fair Wage: Women Fare Better in States with Equal Treatment for Tipped Workers

New Report Outlines Why the Equality Act Is the Civil Rights Update Needed Now for Women, People of Color, and People of Faith, in Addition to LGBTQ People