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Proposed Senate Budget to Cover Fewer Pregnant Women Via Medicaid – The NC Justice Center

Adam Linker (Policy Analyst, Health Access Coalition, The NC Justice Center) authored the following post about the proposed Senate budget and its potential effect on low-income pregnant women. Originally posted on The Progressive Pulse on May 23, 2013. In 1988 North Carolina had the nation’s highest infant mortality rate. The state decided to tackle this [...]
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NCWU President speaks out against HB 716

NC Women United President Jina Dhillon testified on May 1 against House Bill 716, Clarify Law/Prohibit Sex-Selective Abortion.
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Pictures and more from Women’s Advocacy Day


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Legislative Building in spring

We’re raising our voices!

Women from across the state will use the information in our NCWU Women’s Advocacy Day packet as a basis for conversations with their legislators. You can join them with virtual advocacy!
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2013 TweetSheet

Looking for a way to use twitter to join the conversation about public policy in North Carolina? Check out these resources.
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North Carolina Women United (NCWU) is about women making a difference in public policy in NC.  NCWU is a broad-based coalition of progressive organizations committed to achieving full equality and empowerment for women. NCWU engages in grassroots legislative advocacy campaigns around issues of concern to women in NC, such as access to health care, civic participation and equality, economic self-sufficiency and violence against women.  NCWU works with its member organizations and women … Read More...