World AIDS Day 35: Remember and Commit – Especially for Women

Released on December 1, 2023

Statement by NOW President Christian F. Nunes    WASHINGTON, D.C. – Since 1988, the global health community has marked December 1 as World AIDS Day to bring attention and raise awareness around the ongoing HIV/AIDs epidemic. Medical research has made great strides to better understand and treat the virus. Still, today, we remember that more than Read more …

NOW Condemns the Use of Rape as a Weapon of War

Released on November 30, 2023

Women and Children Deserve Protection, Not Brutalization  WASHINGTON, D.C. – Christian F. Nunes, National Organization for Women (NOW) National President, issued the following statement as the world witnesses the continued devastating use of rape as a weapon of war:   “As the national president of the country’s largest grassroots feminist organization, I must loudly call Read more …

Curing the Epidemic of Violence Against Women

Released on November 24, 2023

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Tomorrow officially marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. Nearly one in three women around the world — about 736 million — have been subjected to intimate partner violence, non-partner violence, or both at least once in their lives. And on average, more than five women and girls Read more …

Remembering the Legacy of Pauli Murray

Released on November 20, 2023

Statement by NOW President Christian F. Nunes   WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, we celebrate the birthday of a true trailblazer and co-founder of the National Organization for Women, Pauli Murray. Murray’s pioneering work as a lawyer and writer has served as a guiding light for activists and advocates for generations, encouraging us to treat all individuals Read more …

On Tuesday, Voters Rejected Moms for Liberty and Its Agenda of Cruelty and Hate

Released on November 13, 2023

In red, blue, and purple states, voters across the country sent a clear and convincing message Tuesday rejecting an extremist education agenda, which censors our history, bans books, harms our students, stigmatizes trans students, LGBTQIA+ students, and educators, and students with LGBTQIA+ parents, and would give future generations fewer rights than their parents had. Across Read more …