The U.S. Supreme Court May Be Hazardous To Women’s Health

Released on March 20, 2018

The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments today in the case of National Institute of Family Life Advocates v. Becerra, a challenge to the California FACT Act, a commonsense law that provides women and their families with access to full and accurate information about their reproductive healthcare options. NOW has signed an amicus brief supporting Read more …

“She Made Her Mark On History.”

Released on March 16, 2018

NOW deeply mourns the passing of Rep. Louise Slaughter.  Louise Slaughter made her mark on history, and women everywhere are living better, safer lives because of her vision and leadership. As one of the longest-serving women in the House of Representatives, Louise Slaughter was a dynamo when it came to women’s rights.  She was the Read more …

Leading Feminist Organizations Convene to Discuss Solutions for Sexual Harassment

Released on March 15, 2018

WASHINGTON – The Enough Is Enough campaign, launched in December by coalition partners National Organization for Women (NOW), Feminist Majority, National Congress of Black Women, UNITE HERE, Alianza Nacional de Campesinas, and Legal Momentum are holding a one-day summit and congressional briefing on April 25, 2018 in Washington, D.C. These groups are bringing together activists Read more …

The U.S. Senate Tells Women—Having a Baby? Forget About Doing Your Job

Released on March 1, 2018

Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-HI) will soon be the first U.S. Senator in history to give birth while in office. But under Senate rules, if Sen. Duckworth takes any maternity leave, she will be unable to perform the most essential aspects of her job—voting and sponsoring legislation.

House Oversight Committee Must Investigate John Kelly and Don McGahn

Released on February 14, 2018

Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-SC) has announced that his House Oversight Committee has opened an investigation into the Trump Administration’s employment of Rob Porter, seeking to discover when the FBI told the White House about the allegations of domestic violence against him. That’s not nearly good enough. We already know the answer to that question.