Eric Schneiderman Raised Millions To Support His Political Career, Now He Must Use That Money To Support Survivors Of Sexual Violence

Released on November 8, 2018

WASHINGTON — Former New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman will not face criminal charges, following a six-month investigation by Madeline Singas, the Nassau County district attorney appointed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo to investigate the claims made by four women about Schneiderman’s pattern of sexual violence and assault. The women, who were Schneiderman’s past romantic Read more …

Women Won The House, But Reproductive Justice Is Still Under Attack

Released on November 7, 2018

WASHINGTON– Last night proved that voters were more determined than ever to elect feminists to positions of leadership, but women’s rights are still being threatened and we have more work to do. Though voters in Oregon had the good sense to defeat a ballot initiative which would have prohibited the use of public funds to Read more …

Women’s Rights Were at Stake. We Voted. We Won.

Released on November 6, 2018

Tonight, champions of women’s rights – including a record number of women candidates – won control of the House of Representatives. Voters were more determined than ever to defend women’s rights at the ballot box and in the halls of Congress. Women voted for health care, for reproductive rights, for economic justice, and for gender Read more …

An Inspiration to Women Candidates in 2018: Remembering Shirley Chisholm

Released on November 5, 2018

I have been amazed by the record-breaking participation by women in races at all levels across the country this midterm season. Now more than ever, women are poised to disrupt local, state, and federal elections and reach an all-time high of representation in elected office. As we celebrate these incredible achievements, it is important to Read more …