Virginia Voters Say “ERA Yes!”

Released on November 5, 2019

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The results of the Virginia elections are a resounding affirmation of the power of grassroots action.  NOW made electing a Virginia legislature that will protect women a top priority, and our members did what they do best.  They organized, networked, knocked on doors, volunteered in campaigns, took voters to the polls—whatever it took to win this Read more …

On Cyber Monday, Take a Stand Against Merchants that Sexualize Children

Released on November 4, 2019

WASHINGTON, D.C. — When it was revealed that Amazon was selling a line of infant and children’s clothing featuring t-shirts that read “Daddy’s Little Slut,” NOW and other groups called on the e-commerce giant to withdraw the product from the site immediately.    This shirt is gone now, but the problem remains.  Marketing products designed to Read more …

The Time is NOW: Unlock the Future for Women and Girls in Immigration Prisons

Released on November 1, 2019

HOUSTON, TEXAS – Immigrant families are being inhumanely locked away in horrific and immoral detention facilities in Texas and around the nation and women and girls are suffering the most. Those fleeing to the U.S. are often seeking refuge from sexual violence, assault and poverty and they deserve a fair and humane immigration process. If Read more …

Missouri Must Stop Tracking Planned Parenthood Patients’ Menstrual Cycles

Released on October 31, 2019

WASHINGTON, D.C. –– You have no privacy.  You have no rights.  Your body belongs to the state.  That’s the message Missouri women are getting with the news that the state is monitoring the menstrual cycles of women who receive abortion care from Planned Parenthood.   The state health director, Randall Williams, kept a spreadsheet tracking the menstrual Read more …

The Time is NOW: Unlock the Future for Women and Girls in Immigration Prisons 

Released on October 23, 2019

HOUSTON, TEXAS – Immigrant families are being inhumanely locked away in horrific and immoral detention facilities in Texas and around the nation and women and girls are suffering the most. Those fleeing to the U.S. are often seeking refuge from sexual violence, assault and poverty and they deserve a fair and humane immigration process. If they are to be held Read more …