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This International Women’s Day NOW Celebrates Activists at Home and Abroad
Activists play the extremely important role of creating and cultivating change in society, sometimes defying strict cultural norms or putting themselves in danger. As the largest organization of feminist grassroots activists in the United States, NOW i… Read more »
10 BLACK FEMINISTS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT
This Black History Month NOW highlights activists and advocates of the civil rights and women’s rights movements, who tirelessly worked to make the world a more equal place. They formed important organizations for people of color and women that are sti… Read more »
Meet NOW at the Women’s March and Support the ERA
Join the National Organization for Women in Washington, DC, as we march in the Women’s March to achieve equality. 2018 challenged our movement in myriad ways, but we rise, in 2019, as strong and unified as ever. Our dedication to the Women’s March and… Read more »
“Indelible in the Hippocampus”: An Assault Survivor’s Perspective on Lessons from the #MeToo Movement
Trigger Warning: This post contains descriptions of sexual assault and dating violence Just over one year ago, Ashley Judd accused Harvey Weinstein of a pattern of sexual misconduct in the breaking news story that helped ignite the #MeToo movement. Sin… Read more »
