Ask your senators to co-sponsor the Respect for Marriage Act and the Right to Contraception Act!
Read MoreIt’s time to challenge your the Republicans with floor votes regarding their willingness to force birth, block life-saving care and defund families with children by not reinstating the Child Tax Credit.
Read MoreProtect Reproductive Rights with Executive Action.
Read MoreThis week, the Supreme Court (SCOTUS) is hearing Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, where Mississippi is arguing to overturn Roe v. Wade. It is important to call our Senators and tell them to bring the Women’s Health Protection Act (WHPA) to the Senate floor for a vote.
Read MoreCall your Representative and say it's time to #ActForWomen and vote on the Women's Health Protection Act!
Read MoreTell the UC Regents, in your own words, that UC should not partner with healthcare providers that discriminate against cisgender women and LGBTQ+ people!
Read MoreSB24, which would make medication abortion available in student health centers at California's state colleges and universities, passed both houses of the legislature last session, but Gov. Brown vetoed it. Gov. Newsom said he would sign it into law if it passed the legislature again. It has done so, and he now needs to keep his promise.
Please call Speaker Pelosi / Congresswoman Speier TODAY, and insist they NOT authorize inclusion of the Hyde Amendment in the current HHS appropriations bill, because it discriminates against low-income women, by denying them equal access to healthcare!
Read MoreThe Trump administration has revived the global gag rule, an executive order that denies US funding to any foreign nongovernmental organization that provides abortion counseling or referrals or advocates to decriminalize abortion or expand abortion services.
Read MorePlease submit a comment to the Department of Education to oppose the rollback of Obama-era guidelines to Title IX that will make it harder for students to report harassment and assault
Read MoreThe Violence Against Women Act was included in a defense and health spending bill passed last month. However, it was only granted a short-term reauthorization until Dec. 7. This new version contains language about letting law enforcement officials take weapons from domestic abusers who can’t legally own them, and significantly increases funding for rape crisis centers.
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