Released on August 16, 2021 Washington, D.C. — Our hearts are breaking for the women and girls of Afghanistan. As the Taliban completes its total takeover of […]
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HF707 and SF1683 passed!
HF707 and SF1683 passed through a Public Safety and Judiciary Omnibus Bill. Thank you to everyone who contacted their legislators!
HF 1572: Choose Life License Plates
Minnesota legislators are proposing a bill to control women’s bodies through license plates. In the Minnesota State House for the 92nd Legislature (2021-2022), bill HF […]
The Flaws in Implicit Bias Training for Police and Proposed Solutions
Minnesota NOW intern Shonni Krengel wrote a research paper on “The Flaws in Implicit Bias Training for Police and Proposed Solutions.” Read it to learn […]
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WEDNESDAY: NOW Honors 55th Birthday with Virtual Celebration
THIS WEDNESDAY 6/30: VIRTUAL CELEBRATION TO HONOR 55TH ANNIVERSARY OF NOW WITH NATIONAL PRESIDENT CHRISTIAN F. NUNES AND GUEST SPEAKERS Washington, D.C. – Fifty-five years ago, the largest feminist organization in […]
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NOW Hails SCOTUS Move a Victory for Title IX and Trans Rights
WASHINGTON, D.C. – In an important victory for Title IX, and for transgender students, the Supreme Court today left in place a lower court ruling requiring […]
Policy Paper: HF707
Version date: July 27, 2021 Update note: In a previous version of this paper, we stated that HF707 and SF1683 had not been passed. The […]
by NOW National
NOW Commemorates Juneteenth
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, the National Organization for Women recognizes Juneteenth– the holiday commemorating the day the last enslaved people in this country were finally freed. […]
MN, Move! Juneteenth
Juneteenth is this Saturday. There are many events in Minnesota to celebrate and educate about Juneteenth. The YWCA of St. Paul is hosting a Juneteenth […]
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NOW Applauds Senate Confirmation of Kristen Clarke
Released on May 25, 2021 The Senate vote to confirm Kristen Clarke as Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division was narrow—but the victory for civil rights […]
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