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Save the Date: National Organization for Women Annual Conference,  “Feminist Agenda Rising: Our Time is Now” to   Focus on Promoting the Women’s Agenda in 2020 Elections 

Posted on July 2, 2019 By digitalonline

WASHINGTON, D.C. – From protecting women’s reproductive health and equal pay, to immigration reform and the importance of the female vote in the upcoming elections, women’s issues are dominating headlines every single day. Next month in Minnesota, the National Organization for Women (NOW)  will hold its annual conference, with events revolving around this year’s theme: “Feminist Agenda Rising: Our Time is Now.” NOW and its members will come Read more …

Supreme Court Stops Trump From Weaponizing the Census Against Immigrants—For Now

Posted on June 27, 2019 By digitalonline

Democracy won a big victory at the U.S Supreme Court when Donald Trump’s attempt to add a citizenship question to the U.S. Census was defeated. But trust in this core document of our democracy has already been eroded. Scores of immigrants got the message that the census was going to be a vehicle for disenfranchising Read more …

A Year for Women in Review – NOW Names 2018’s Worst Offenders and Top Victories

Posted on December 18, 2018 By digitalonline

WASHINGTON — Throughout 2018, women across the country have experienced several highs and lows. NOW and its allies have refused to sit quietly and watch those who attempt to turn back the clock on women’s rights. We have been tested, but we have risen to the challenge and continued to speak truth to power. Though Read more …

Ending DACA Will Stoke Fear — and Harm Women

Posted on September 5, 2017 By Kimberly

Trump is a bully, and he’s picking on young people. But this is not a schoolyard, and the potential for danger is very real.

Growing up Bilingual

Posted on May 9, 2017 By National Organization for Women

By Roxanna Gutierrez, President’s Office Intern Today I was remembering some of my childhood memories from elementary school; specifically, I remembered how embarrassed I used to get when I would mispronounce a word in English. First, I would blush and then I would repeat the scenario multiple times in my head until my brain would Read more …

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