Thank You, RBG
We are heartbroken. Supreme Court Justice and gender equality hero Ruth Bader Ginsburg died on Friday, Sept. 18. As we mourn, we’re also embracing our gratitude for her service to our country.
Black Women Are Still Fighting for the Vote. Don’t Let Us Fight Alone
Those who came before us believed that access to the ballot box would give us the power to validate our humanity as equal to white people’s. But we are still so, so far from equality. And we are still not being heard.
Black Women Have Championed Voting Rights Throughout American History — As Suffragists, Freedom Riders, and Trailblazers
Institutions built on systemic racism have whitewashed America’s voting rights history.
Register to Vote
You have power — and you have a voice. Make sure you’re ready to use them in this election.
100 Years of the 19th Amendment
The 19th amendment gave white women the right to vote, but Black women were subjected to discriminatory poll taxes and Jim Crow laws until the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
Wisconsin April Election: How Poll Volunteers and Voters Were Forced to Risk Their Health, and What Officials Must Do Now
A volunteer poll worker shares her story from the front lines of the dangerous election in Wisconsin — where voters and poll workers are now coming down with COVID-19.
We’re Tracking Trump — And We're Making Sure You Can, Too
Our new website uncovers the facts around attacks on our sexual and reproductive health and rights.
You're Invited: Our Biggest, Baddest, Raddest Grassroots Training Ever
Our Power of Pink volunteer convening will teach you how to fight back against attacks on reproductive rights. Register now!
Why You Should Vote for Stacey Abrams for Georgia Governor
It’s simple: she’s the best choice for Georgia.
UPDATE: Pompeo’s Confirmation Hearing Confirms He’s the Worst
Pompeo has a track record and plenty of experience attacking the human rights of women, girls, LGBTQ people, and youth. He could become Secretary of State.
Planned Parenthood is the most popular American political institution right now
Fifty-two percent of U.S. adults think positively about Planned Parenthood.