National Women's Law Center

Taxpayers Don’t Want To Pay For Lawmakers’ Sexual Misdeeds, But Alternatives Pose Problems

Holding individual lawmakers, and not the government, responsible for sexual harassment might lessen the incentive for legislatures to train and police their own.
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Designers To Auction Golden Globes Dresses To Benefit 'Time's Up' Fund

Black dresses and tuxedos will be available for bidding starting Jan. 19.
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Sexual Harassment Comes At A Cost. So Does Speaking Up About It.

And the price is often steepest for the women who can least afford it.
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Congress Should Lead, Not Follow, On Protecting Victims Of Sexual Harassment

The current system for addressing complaints is ineffective and cumbersome.
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Democrats Introduce Bill That Would Turn Title IX Guidelines Into Law

The legislation was written in response to Education Secretary Betsy DeVos rolling back Title IX protections.
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If Trump Wants A War With Women, These Lawyers Are Ready For Battle

The newly formed Legal Network for Gender Equity was created to combat the White House's "all-out assault on women's rights."
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Women In Business: The Tip Of The Gender Bias Iceberg

Given the ugliness at the lower levels, should those above water and at the top just shut up and be grateful? I think not.
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Making Equal Pay Truly Equal

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Flurry Of Laws Enacted On Women’s Access To Health Care

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How Sexual Assault Survivors Feel Following Controversial Meeting With Betsy DeVos

Survivors met with the secretary of education for this first time since she took office.
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