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Monthly Archives: January 2017
ACTION ALERT: Philadelphia & Pittsburgh Workers’ Rights Under Attack
Right now, special interests are pushing state legislation that would prohibit Pennsylvania cities and towns from providing workers paid sick leave protections, through what’s called a “pre-emption” bill. Even worse, they edited the proposed legislation to make it retroactive—which means … Continue reading
Posted in Paid Leave
Tagged Paid sick days, paid sick leavew, SB128, workers' rights
Video: Carol Tracy at the Women’s March on Philadelphia
On Saturday, the Women’s Law Project proudly participated in what experts are calling the biggest protest demonstration in the history of the United States. As a state-based organization with a long record of national impact, we chose to resist locally … Continue reading
Posted in Women's March on Philadelphia
WLP’s Carol Tracy to Speak at the Women’s March on Philadelphia
On Saturday January 21, thousands of people are taking to the streets of Philadelphia to participate in the Women’s March on Philadelphia. Participants will gather at 10AM on Logan Circle, then march toward Eakins Oval, where a rally will take place … Continue reading
Why We’re Marching in Philadelphia on 1/21
This Saturday, thousands of people are taking to the streets of Philadelphia to participate in the Women’s March on Philadelphia. Participants will gather at 10AM on Logan Circle, then march toward Eakins Oval, where a rally will take place in … Continue reading
Posted in Take Action
Tagged Action, FightBackPA, Philadelphia, Resist, Women's March on Philadelphia, Women's March on Washington
For #Roe44, Join Us for a Free Screening of TRAPPED
To celebrate the 44th anniversary of Roe v. Wade and explore the current attack on reproductive rights, we invite you to view the groundbreaking documentary TRAPPED (2016) at Chatham University on January 19 at 6:30PM. Tickets are free, and you can … Continue reading
Posted in Just Films
Tagged Just Films, Pittsburgh, Trapped
