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Today Connecticut joined six other states and the District of Columbia in enacting a statewide paid family and medical leave policy.

Event Focused on Barriers to Equality, Policies All Women Need to Thrive

National Partnership for Women & Families Annual Dinner to be Held on Thursday, June 13

Statement of Debra L. Ness, President, National Partnership for Women & Families

“Rep. Rosa DeLauro, a long time advocate for women and families, is the right person to lead and Chair the House Appropriations Committee as American families navigate recovery during this pandemic. DeLauro is a longtime friend of the National Partnership and...

“Texas v. California, which will be heard by the Supreme Court today, is one of the most consequential cases of our lifetimes. Should the Court decide to overturn the Affordable Care Act (ACA), it will have devastating effects on the 67 million women with...

“Voters have had the final say, and our message is clear. We strongly and adamantly reject the incompetent and dangerous leadership of the last four years. During a global pandemic and following a summer of action around racial justice, Americans turned out in...

Taking care of loved ones is an essential part of our families and communities. But while unpaid care is often done with love, it is labor nevertheless – labor critical to the functioning of our families, neighborhoods and our economy. Yet despite its...

Abortion Pill Access Could Still Face Challenges After Supreme Court Decision NBC News, June 14, 2024 Anti-abortion groups show no signs of backing off their legal fight to restrict access to abortion pills even after Thursday’s Supreme Court victory kept the pills...

When I started college at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the world shut down, leaving the future for many aspiring health professionals, including myself, uncertain. Yet we persisted, and as the restrictions lifted, we saw a light at the end of the tunnel....

FACT SHEET | Asian women now have the highest rates of insurance coverage of any racial/ethnic minority group in the United States, but there is substantial variation across the Asian population in insurance coverage, with some subgroups such as Burmese, Nepalese and...

This fact sheet describes the public health threat of gun violence and offers policy recommendations.

Another Victory for Paid Leave as Connecticut Becomes Eighth State to Enact Legislation

National Partnership Annual Gala Honors Representatives Deb Haaland and Lauren Underwood, Presents Special Tribute to Ellen Malcom, Founder of EMILY’s List

Leading Women’s Group’s Annual Gala to Feature Speeches From Freshmen Congresswomen Deb Haaland and Lauren Underwood, Special Tribute to Founder of EMILY’s List

Momentum Toward National Paid Sick Days Continues as Maine Enacts Statewide Law

We Will Fight Back Against the Attack on Abortion Rights

An Appalling, Dangerous Move That Will Result In More Discrimination In Health Care

Congress Must Pass the Women’s Health Protection Act to Ensure Abortion Access for All People

Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris Announces No Nonsense Plan To Close Pay Gap – Blavity

House Passes Historic Non-Discrimination Bill for Women and LGBTQ People

Attacks on Abortion Care are Attacks on Women’s Freedom and Autonomy

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Rep. Rosa DeLauro Would Be a Champion for Women and Families as Chair of the House Appropriations Committee

Affordable Care Act Repeal Lawsuit Endangers Women’s Health

Black and Brown Voters Make the Difference as Millions of Americans Turn Out in Show of Democracy

Americans’ Unpaid Caregiving is Worth More than $1 Trillion Annually – and Women are Doing Two-Thirds of The Work

NEWS: Abortion pill access could still face challenges after Supreme Court decision

2 Years Later: The Ripple Effect of Dobbs on Young Health Professionals

Short-Term, Limited Duration Health Plans: A Disaster for Women and Families

Asian Women’s Access to Health Insurance Increases but Varies by Subgroup

Gun Violence: A Threat to Women and Families