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aauw.org

AAUW’s member benefits can enhance your professional and personal life and will save you money along the way.

nationalpartnership.org

Lawmakers in 18 states across the country – the majority of which are in the South – fail to guarantee that workers can earn paid sick days, and at the same time block local governments from setting their own standards for local workers, families and businesses.

now.org

NOW’s Resistance Movement Against the Misogynist Agenda Get ready for an unforgettable weekend in Las Vegas, July 11–13! Dive into energizing workshops, hear from powerful speakers, join vibrant caucuses, and connect with fellow feminists for a weekend packed with purpose and passion. Las Vegas will be the stage where we shape the future—don’t miss the

reproductiverights.org

The Center for Reproductive Rights is a leading source of information on reproductive rights laws, policies and issues. Explore the Center's resources, publications, and tools addressing reproductive rights and health issues.

abetterbalance.org

A new report by A Better Balance and the Community Service Society (CSS) entitled, "Women in the Workforce: Advancing a Just Recovery in New York City,”

momsrising.org

On the radio show this week, we dive into the SAVE Act, a voter suppression bill requiring expensive documents like passports for voter registration, potentially disenfranchising millions. We also hear about the negative national economic impact of rising costs and job losses on women, and particularly Black women. Next, we cover the dire state of maternal health in the U.S., exacerbated by reproductive rights restrictions and funding cuts to health care. Finally, we discuss the importance of engaging pro-choice men in advocacy to support reproductive freedom.

equalitynow.org

Equality Now and EHRAC submitted a joint intervention in M.D. v. Georgia, highlighting failures in the sexual assault investigation and the applicant’s re-victimization.

womenslawproject.org

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aclu.org

Trend seen around the world — and potentially in the US — opens the door to inescapable censorship and surveillance