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Blog Post | January 17, 2020
Virginia Ratifies the ERA: A Win for Gender Equity 46 Years in the Making
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Blog Post | October 4, 2019
Kathleen Turner: One Year After Brett Kavanaugh’s Confirmation, “We Must Demand More”
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Blog Post | August 13, 2019
PFAW Coverage: Congress Holds Hearing on Women and Girls in the Criminal Justice System
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Blog Post | August 9, 2019
Second Democratic Debate Continues to Emphasize the Importance of Our Courts
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Blog Post | August 8, 2019
Trump Judges Put Domestic Gag Rule in Effect in Baltimore: Confirmed Judges, Confirmed Fears
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Blog Post | July 19, 2019
It’s Time to Raise the Minimum Wage and End Unfair Wage Exclusions—Women Need the Raise the Wage Act
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Blog Post | May 22, 2019
PFAW Supports the Equality Act and Urges Mitch McConnell to Schedule a Vote in the Senate
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Blog Post | May 17, 2019
U.S. Should Invest in Young People’s Health and Rights
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Blog Post | May 14, 2019
PFAW Urges House to Pass the Equality Act
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Blog Post | May 2, 2019
Trump Administration Finalizes Religious Refusals Rule That Threatens Access to Health Care
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Blog Post | April 24, 2019
PFAW Foundation Brief: Trump’s Final Birth Control Rules Violate Religious Freedom Protections
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Blog Post | April 5, 2019
Military Must Provide Comprehensive Contraceptive Coverage and Family Planning Care
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Blog Post | April 2, 2019
Discrimination Drives LGBTQ+ People into Poverty and the Criminal Legal System
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Blog Post | March 29, 2019
Fighting Workplace Sexual Violence Against Farmworker Women and Other Low-Wage Workers
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Blog Post | March 26, 2019
Everyone Deserves Full Protection Under the Law
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Blog Post | March 25, 2019
PFAW and AAMIA Renew Paycheck Fairness Act Support
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Blog Post | March 15, 2019
PFAW and AAMIA: Unpaid, Unprotected Days Off Have Stark Consequences for Working Families and Domestic Violence Survivors
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Campaign | March 13, 2019
Promoting Gender Equity
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Blog Post | March 12, 2019
PFAW Foundation Brief: Gender Identity Policy in Dallas, Oregon Schools Should Stand
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Blog Post | March 11, 2019
PFAW Foundation Brief: Washington Court Should Rule that Religious Liberty Isn’t a License to Discriminate