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Blog Post | October 9, 2020
Amy Coney Barrett Has No Business Ruling in This Election
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Blog Post | February 12, 2020
Democratic Presidential Candidates Address Courts and Abortion at February Debate
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Blog Post | January 28, 2020
Elliot Mincberg in The Hill: “January’s anniversaries show us why federal courts matter”
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Press Release | January 22, 2020
PFAW: Roe Anniversary Reminds Us of Courts’ Vital Role
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Blog Post | December 16, 2019
Trump Judge James Ho Issues Another Jeremiad Against Abortion Rights
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Blog Post | November 4, 2019
#VoteTheCourts2020: Julián Castro Would Appoint Judges Who Protect LGBTQ+ Workers
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Blog Post | October 28, 2019
Judicial Nominee Sarah Pitlyk Would Be an Advocate Against Abortion Rights on the Federal Bench
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Blog Post | July 22, 2019
Judicial Nominee Brian Buescher’s Record Leaves Grave Doubts About His Stance on Equal Protection
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Blog Post | July 17, 2019
Robert Bork’s America is Becoming Donald Trump’s America
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Blog Post | May 26, 2019
Understanding and Combatting Abortion Restrictions in the States
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Blog Post | May 24, 2019
The Progressive Happy Hour: The Impact of the Right’s Judicial Takeover
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Blog Post | May 23, 2019
Activists Across the Country Rally to #StopTheBans
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Blog Post | May 16, 2019
Abortion Restrictions Aren’t about Life – They’re About Power
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Blog Post | April 9, 2019
Judicial Nominee Jeff Brown Places Political Goals over the Rule of Law and the Welfare of Innocent People
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Campaign | March 13, 2019
Promoting Gender Equity
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Blog Post | February 8, 2019
Kavanaugh Shows Contempt For the Rule of Law in Louisiana Abortion Case
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Blog Post | February 8, 2019
Confirmed Judges, Confirmed Fears: Votes of Trump Supreme Court and Fifth Circuit Judges Almost Unleash Louisiana Anti-Choice Law
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Blog Post | January 29, 2019
Attorney General Nominee William Barr Will Undermine Civil Rights, Should Not Be Confirmed
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Press Release | October 5, 2018
New PFAW Video: Respect Women, Listen to Survivors, and Vote No on Brett Kavanaugh
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Blog Post | September 7, 2018
Why Brett Kavanaugh’s Excuse for His 2003 Email on Roe Doesn’t Work