NOW In The News

Before we march on Jan. 21

NOW President Terry O’Neill writes for The Hill: “Feminist activism does not begin, and does not end, with the Women’s March.”

Stand Up for Women’s Health

Lawmakers like Marsha Blackburn are bullying and persecuting abortion providers for doing their jobs.

‘That’s the Job’: Former Hardee’s Actress Recounts ‘Sexist’ Advertising as ‘French Me Femme’

Women’s rights advocates, Democrats and labor organizations have criticized CKE Restaurants CEO Andy Puzder’s appointment as labor secretary, not least because of the depiction of women in his company’s advertising

A Wave of Anti-Abortion Legislation Expected in 2017

“Women will have abortions. The only question is whether they will be safe,” O’Neill said.

Women’s rights face a daunting new year worldwide, campaigners warn

“The number of abortions never goes down very much, regardless of the law,” said Terry O’Neill, president of the National Organization for Women. “What does go down is the safety and affordability of abortions.”