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Uncle Joe and Grandma Betty not up on the latest facts about health reform? Over the holiday, as your family gathers around the table, be prepared to talk about what women have at stake in health care reform.

by Robin Reed, Online Outreach Manager,National Women's Law Center Just in time for Turkey Day, we've got two new eCards you can send to your friends and family - whether they'll be joining you around the dinner table, or just hearing all the gossip after you get back in town...

National Women's Law Center Know anyone who needs a Thanksgiving survival guide? Send them our free holiday eCard! And when talk turns to politics this weekend, make sure you know the facts on women and health care reform.
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1. Sit near middle of table to maximize access to side dishes. 2. Wear an elastic wasteband...

by Andrea Maruniak, Program Assistant,National Women's Law Center Choices Campus Blog discussed the ways in which the U.S. lags behind other countries in implementing family-friendly work policies, such as paid sick leave, paid paternal leave and breastfeeding breaks...

by Andrea Maruniak, Communications Program Assistant,National Women's Law Center The Colorado Independent, November 17, 2009Colorado Health Insurance Lobby Vows to Fight Mandatory Maternity Coverage Women's eNews, November 15, 2009Jobless Benefits Will Now Reach More Women The New York Times,...

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Tell your Senators that women cannot make a trade-off between our abortion coverage and eliminating other unfair and discriminatory practices against us in the health care system.

by Helen Blank, Director, Leadership and Public Policy,National Women's Law Center,and Danielle Ewen, Director of Child Care and Early Education,CLASP So what are states doing with economic recovery funds that are allocated to fund State Early Childhood Advisory Councils...

by Judy Waxman, Vice President for Health and Reproductive Rights,National Women's Law Center Why should women have to make a trade-off between our ability to get abortion coverage and trying to eliminate other unfair and discriminatory insurance practices against women in health reform...

by Micole Allekotte, Health Fellow, National Women's Law Center Ezra Klein recently posted to his blog about how the Stupak amendment unfairly limits low- and middle-income women’s access to insurance plans that cover abortion. The House health reform bill creates an insurance exchange wher...

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A big welcome to our 14,000th fan!
We hope all our new fans will contact Congress and demand health care reform that works for women now!
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Health care isn’t fair. Women pay more for the same coverage. Yet we’ve been left out of the debate on reform. It’s time to make our voices heard. Watch the video and tell Congress to make affordable, accessible and comprehensive health care a reality this year.

by Katherine Beauchemin, Communication Intern, National Women's Law Center The American Prospect took a look at Title IX through the eyes of a father as he witnessed the positive impact of Little League baseball on his daughter. ...

by Kolbe Franklin, Program Associate, National Women’s Law Center On September 30, the Center filed commentswith the Georgia Department of Education regarding the state’s proposed new rule on homebound instruction services. Sp...














