Women Organized to Resist and Defend (WORD) is joining May Day rallies and marches across the United States because we believe worker's rights are women's rights.
El primero de Mayo, o el Día Internacional de los Trabajadores, miles de personas en ciudades de todo el país y millones en todo el mundo se tomarán las calles.
The 2013 report from UNICEF “Child well-being in rich countries” ranks the United States number 26 of 29 developed countries, just below Estonia, Slovakia and Greece.
The recent conviction of two of the Steubenville rapists represents a small victory in the struggle against sexual violence.
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WORD recognizes the importance of eliminating gender-based barriers in all professions and work places.While women should have access to any profession without facing sexist barriers, the U.S. military is not a force for progress.
Forty years after the Roe v Wade decision, as women continue to face constant assaults on our legal right to reproductive healthcare, we recognize the importance of defending our previous gains.
The refusal to reauthorize VAWA is another in a growing list of attacks targeting women over the last few years.
The life of a child is precious. The life of a woman is equally precious. The quality of life for both are stifled by politicians who continually gut public health programs, education, and access to safe, affordable housing.
Shifts reflect the changing composition of the electorate, and the impact on consciousness of the defensive and offensive struggles that have been waged in recent years.