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Why We’re Working Today in Solidarity with the Women’s Strike
March 8 is International Women’s Day and, this year, organizers of the historic Women’s Marches have designated today as a women’s strike they are calling “A Day Without a Woman.” From the announcement: “In the same spirit of love and … Continue reading
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Tagged A Day Without a Woman, general strike, March 8, strike, Women's Law Project, women's strike
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You’re Invited: The Just Films Festival in Pittsburgh
The Women’s Law Project is proud to present Just Films, a one-of-a-kind festival featuring films focused on social justice and gender inequity. Free and open to the public, the monthly series features ten new social justice films—most showing in Pittsburgh … Continue reading
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Final day: 25 Reasons to Give $25 to the Women’s Law Project
Today marks Carol Tracy’s 25th anniversary as Executive Director of the Women’s Law Project. We’re celebrating all week by posting 25 reasons to be grateful for Carol and the WLP, and inviting you to celebrate with us by supporting this important work. Contributing to … Continue reading
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Tagged 25, Carol Tracy, Domestic violence, Equal pay, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Reproductive Rights
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Day 4: 25 Reasons to Give $25 to the Women’s Law Project
Friday, November 20 marks Carol Tracy’s 25th anniversary as Executive Director of the Women’s Law Project. We’re celebrating all week by posting 25 reasons to be grateful for Carol and the Women’s Law Project, and inviting you to celebrate with us by … Continue reading
Day 2: 25 Reasons to Give $25 to the Women’s Law Project
Friday, November 20 marks Carol Tracy’s 25th anniversary as Executive Director of the Women’s Law Project. We’re celebrating all week by posting 25 reasons to be grateful for Carol and the Women’s Law Project, and inviting you to celebrate with us by … Continue reading
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Tagged 25, Carol Tracy, Pennsylvania, Reproductive Rights, silver anniversary, Violence against women
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25 Reasons to Give $25 to the Women’s Law Project
Friday, November 20 marks Carol Tracy’s 25th anniversary as Executive Director of the Women’s Law Project. We’re celebrating all week by posting 25 reasons to be grateful for Carol and the Women’s Law Project, and inviting you to celebrate with us by … Continue reading
Catch up with the Latest WLP News
It’s been a busy summer. So busy, in fact, that we wanted to reach out to you to give you a brief round-up of some of what’s been going in case you haven’t been able to keep up. WLP’s Terry … Continue reading
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Tagged Buffer zone, Campus rape, Newsletter, Pittsburgh, Planned Parenthood, SandraBland, SayHerName, Terry L. Fromson, Title IX
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Women’s Law Project Heads to the Pennsylvania Progressive Summit
As a non-profit Pennsylvania-based organization dedicated to advancing the legal status of women and girls, we are, of course, heading up to Harrisburg for the Progressive Summit today. These are a few of the panels that you will not want … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion Access, Economic Justice, Gender Discrimination, Medicaid, PA Law, PA Legislature, Pennsylvania, pregnancy discrimination, Title IX, Women's health, Women's Law Project, WomenVote PA
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Bad Bills Alert: Dangerous Legislation on the Horizon in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania already has several laws on the books that enable physicians and other healthcare employees to refuse to provide certain health care services they find personally objectionable. Such provisions are found within the Religious Freedom Protection Act, the Human Relations … Continue reading
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