NOW In The News

How the Military Shields Sexual Predators

Commanders shouldn’t be the arbiters of justice in military sexual assault cases.

When We March For Black Women, We March Towards True Equality

As feminists we support the march because the oppression of one group — or a number of groups — halts progress for all.

NOW president: Persist, Resist, Unite

The National Organization for Women is pushing back and ramping up its strategy.

5 Things to Be Thankful for on Women’s Equality Day

There’s a surge of inspiring grassroots activism.

Veteran activist from Florida chosen as NOW’s new leader

Toni Van Pelt, 69, who has been active for decades in NOW’s Florida affiliates, was elected Saturday night at the organization’s national conference in Orlando, Florida. Elected as vice president was her running mate, Gilda Yazzie, a Navajo Indian from Durango, Colorado.