A movement to revise the bail systems is spreading across the U.S. like wildfire, and women are carrying the torches.
Stanford Makes Space to Reflect on Sexual Assault
The site near the Kappa Alpha fraternity house where former Stanford student Brock Turner sexually assaulted an unconscious woman in January 2015 has been turned into what the University’s student newspaper the Stanford Daily is calling a “scenic spot.”
Attorneys General are Suing the Trump Administration to Protect Birth Control Access
Feminist leaders were swift to fight back against the Trump administration’s new rules watering-down contraceptive coverage under the ACA—and so were Attorneys General in four states.
Congressional Lawmakers Want to Codify Title IX Protections for Campus Sexual Assault Survivors
“Today, we introduced The Title IX Protection Act for one reason: We aren’t going back.”
5 Fast Feminist Facts About The 20-Week Abortion Ban Headed to the Senate Floor
Last week, the House advanced HR 36—a bill that would criminalize abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy nationwide—to the Senate. President Trump has already stated that he would sign the bill into law, should it ultimately end up on his desk.
Economic Justice Isn’t Part of Trump’s Budget
The budget proposes $1.5 trillion in cuts to federal spending, setting its particular sights on the decimation of programs that aid lower income families, the elderly, students and women.
Bringing the Intersections to the Forefront in the Fight to End Campus Sexual Assault
End Rape on Campus launched their Centering the Margins initiative to provide culturally-competent resources that center the needs and experiences of sexual assault survivors living at the intersections.
A Seat at the Table for Women—And A Big Step Closer to World Peace
The Women, Peace and Security Act was signed into law Friday. This historic legislation could not be more necessary or timely.
The Trump Administration Just Dismantled the Affordable Care Act’s Contraceptive Coverage Mandate
“These new rules are, by definition, a discriminatory attack on women.”
They Aren’t Lone Wolves
We’re fighting a familiar but suddenly more stark kind of terror now—and to win, we must work to dismantle white supremacy and toxic masculinity.
