LM in Action Newsletters
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Subscribe NowOur LM in Action Series highlights the work of our organization. This national newsletter provides an interesting and challenging look at current legal and political issues critical to the advancement of women and girls. Stay up to date with the changes that lie ahead in the struggle for women's rights.
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July 2023
- Highlights of Legal Momentum's work in June
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June 2023
- On June 26th, we released our new resource, "Understanding Your Rights as an Employee and Survivor of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault or Stalking in New York" so that survivor-employees in New York are aware of the protections available to them and have information on how to take action or get further assistance to assert those rights.
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June 2023
- Highlights of Legal Momentum's work in May
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May 2023
- Legal Momentum applauds the Biden Administration’s release, today, of the first U.S. National Plan to End Gender-Based Violence: Strategies for Action.
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May 2023
- Last week Legal Momentum filed a public comment expressing support for the Department of Education’s proposed rule prohibiting categorical bans against transgender, nonbinary and intersex students participating in school sports consistent with their gender identity.
- You can read Legal Momentum’s comment here.
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May 2023
- This week, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed a bill referred to as S653/A343 into law, officially making sexual extortion a crime in the state.
- Since 2017 we have supported at least 19 bills that aim to update state laws to close loopholes in our laws that leave survivors with no way to seek accountability.
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May 2023
- Read our coverage in Ms. Magazine and Bloomberg Law about the Counterman v. Colorado Supreme Court case and why it's important for survivors of stalking and gender-based violence
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May 2023
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April 2023
Counterman v. Colorado: Implications for Survivors
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April 2023
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April 2023
- Highlights of Legal Momentum's work in March, including recognition of Women's Equal Pay Day, our client's story published in New York Magazine about being drug-tested without her knowledge or consent during labor, and our support of legislation to raise and index the minimum wage.
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March 2023
- Read Deputy Legal Director and Senior Attorney for Economic Empowerment, Seher Khawaja's, Op-Ed published in JURIST about the need for courts to chart a course forward that moves away from history and centers around principles of human rights and equity
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