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Debra Ness to Step Down as President of the National Partnership for Women & Families After 17 Years Leading the Organization

The National Partnership for Women & Families today announced that its long-time president, Debra Ness, has informed the board that she will leave the organization at the end of the year. Under Debra’s leadership, the National Partnership has grown as a powerful...

National Partnership Ramps Up Effort to End Maternal Health Crisis with New Hire

The National Partnership for Women & Families announced Venicia Gray as the new Senior Manager for Maternal and Infant Health on the Partnership's Health Justice Team. Gray's hiring is part of the National Partnership's continued focus on improving maternal health....

Paid Leave Is Critical to a Racially Just Pandemic Recovery, a New Report Concludes

It has been one year since the start of the coronavirus pandemic and the systemic racial inequities across our economy and health care systems continue to take center stage. Today, the National Partnership for Women & Families released a report that provides further...

Pushing Past Restrictions: Six Places Where City Workers Have Access to Paid Sick Leave

Every person gets sick, and no one should be forced to choose between their job and their health, or their family’s health. Currently, about 28 million people – nearly one in five private-sector workers – cannot earn a single paid sick day. Earned sick...

Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Women Shouldn’t Be Left out of the Equal Pay Conversation

August 28 marks Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (NHPI) Women’s Equal Pay Day in 2024. NHPI women are typically paid 60 cents for every dollar paid to white, non-Hispanic men – one of the largest gender wage gaps in the country. But the economic disparities that...

We Must Fight Back Against the Supreme Court’s Attacks on Women’s Equality

Monday, August 26th, marks Women’s Equality Day 2024. This annual celebration commemorates the certification of the Nineteenth Amendment, which gave women the right to vote. It’s a reminder that the founding promise of equality in our Constitution was not always...

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Debra Ness to Step Down as President of the National Partnership for Women & Families After 17 Years Leading the Organization

National Partnership Ramps Up Effort to End Maternal Health Crisis with New Hire

Paid Leave Is Critical to a Racially Just Pandemic Recovery, a New Report Concludes

Pushing Past Restrictions: Six Places Where City Workers Have Access to Paid Sick Leave

Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Women Shouldn’t Be Left out of the Equal Pay Conversation

We Must Fight Back Against the Supreme Court’s Attacks on Women’s Equality

Federal Legislation to Improve Maternal Health: Summary and Status

Social Determinants of Health

21st Century Information Sharing: Patient Access & Information Blocking