National Women's Law Center

10/21/2026

Apropos of nothing, here's a friendly reminder that mail-in voting is *still* completely legal and completely safe.

Text "DROP" to 324-34 to find an official drop-box location near you.

10/19/2026

Hearsay is BACK! Our podcast took a break, but pop culture and politics didn't. We're back for a third season with new hosts and new hot takes. Tune in this Wednesday as we break down how gender, power, and the law shape pop culture—available wherever you listen to podcasts!

10/16/2026

pumpkin spice & reproductive rights 🎃

10/14/2026

🗳️ Early voting is open in 20 states, including Arizona, California, Georgia, Illinois, Ohio, and Virginia, with more starting every day. Voting early means shorter lines, more flexibility, and time to sort out any surprises before Election Day. Dates, hours, and ID rules vary by state and county, so check your details by texting EARLY to 32434! 📱

⏰ Reminder: Election Day is November 3!

10/13/2026

Saturday Night Live “jokes” that shame women for what they wear feed the same culture that blames survivors. We won’t laugh along. Today and everyday, we believe survivors 💜

10/09/2026

Child care is unaffordable for families and early educators are paid too little. That's why today we're joining with partners across the country to boldly declare a new vision: Child Care for All! Join and learn more:

Free, universal child care means a better future for all kids—and our country. Together, we can build a child care system that works for everyone....

10/09/2026

CW: Sexual Assault

Violence targeting women is meant to push them out of public, political, and civic life. These attacks we have seen in the past few weeks and beyond are about power, and about taking away women’s voices entirely.

This is the clear result of a culture and systems that keep normalizing violence and silencing women. We won’t stop fighting until we see a world free of abuse.

10/08/2026

Latinas are still paid just 53 cents for every dollar paid to white, non-Hispanic men. This number reflects all Latinas with reported earnings—including migrant, seasonal, part-time, and gig workers—because organizing for change must include everyone.

And it’s not just a number. That gap represents real women—and real consequences. It means fewer resources to pay rent, put food on the table, and build stability. And at a time where Trump & his allies in Congress are cutting essential programs and prices for everyday needs continue to climb, Latinas cannot afford to be underpaid on top of it all.

At the current rate, Latinas won’t reach pay equity with white men for more than 100 years. We can’t wait over a century for justice. The time for change is now. We need policies that address these inequities—not a federal government determined to roll back opportunities for women of color at every turn.

10/08/2026

today and every day we 🖤

10/05/2026

Trump's new Title IX regulations make it harder for student survivors to get justice. So we're planning a public display of solidarity with student survivors of sexual assault—and we need as many people as possible to show their support.

Add your name to our public display of solidarity:

Students deserve to feel safe and protected. Sign on this petition to demand Cornell and the Trump administration do better for student survivors.