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As Texas implemented its egregious abortion restriction, Mexico finally decriminalized abortion. The move is a major victory for Mexican people and advocates, and a sign of change and hope for those living in other countries, particularly in Central America, where abortion is prohibited altogether.

National Immigrant Heritage Month is an opportunity to recognize the exceptional historic contributions immigrants have made in this country, or perhaps for some, even grapple with anti-immigrant attitudes and rhetoric that continue to marginalize and scapegoat those communities.

Statement by National Partnership president Jocelyn Frye WASHINGTON, D.C. – November 6, 2024 – In this election, much was at stake. Voters across the country, and especially women, went to the polls motivated by issues of deep concern like economic...

Memo October 31, 2024 To: Interested reporters Re: The 2024 Election: Women and family issues on the ballot Contact: Amaya Smith asmith@nationalpartnership.org Overview Across the country women are heading to the polls to vote in one of the most pivotal elections of...

Nearly 80% of small employers favor a national program funded by both employee and employer contributions; small business support for these programs has grown in recent years WASHINGTON, D.C. – October 24, 2024 – A scientific opinion poll released today...

Accountable care is well-positioned to make a significant impact on the health care needs of women. When it comes to the state of women’s health in the United States today, there is much to be desired. Evidence shows troubling trends to that end: the United States,...

This month, the future landscape of abortion access for millions of women in the United States changed overnight. In seven states, voters chose to protect or strengthen reproductive rights and abortion access. These states join six others where abortion has recently...

Women Suing Idaho After They Were Denied Abortions Will Tell Their Stories in Court NBC News, November 11, 2024 Four women who are suing the state of Idaho after they were denied abortions will testify starting Tuesday about their experiences traveling out of state to...

FACT SHEET | The wages of Native women are driven down by a number of factors that they are likely to encounter in the workplace and labor market, including gender and racial discrimination, workplace harassment, job segregation and a lack of workplace policies that...

ISSUE BRIEF | Black women are family caregivers – and they need flexibility and economic supports to make the best decisions for themselves and their families

ISSUE BRIEF | The new Transforming Maternal Health (TMaH) model is a crucial opportunity to improve outcomes for birthing people, especially those most affected by the maternal health crisis.

Immigration & Abortion Care: Why Reproductive Rights are Inextricable from Migration

Discontinuity in How We Value Immigrant Labor

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National Partnership for Women & Families Statement on the 2024 Elections

Memo Re: The 2024 Election: Women and Family Issues on the Ballot

New Poll Finds Strong Small Business Support for Paid Family and Medical Leave Policies

When You Prioritize Accountable Care, You Improve Women’s Health

More than 11 million women gained reproductive rights protections in state ballot initiatives

NEWS: Women suing Idaho after they were denied abortions will tell their stories in court

Native American Women and the Wage Gap

Black Women and the Care Agenda: Investing in Care Priorities Advances Gender and Racial Justice

Making the Most of Medicaid’s Transforming Maternal Health (TMaH) Model: A Guide for Birth Justice and Community Leaders