“We are deeply concerned that women are making life-changing decisions with unreliable and inadequate information based on these unregulated tests,” said Sonia Ossorio, Executive Director of Women's Justice NOW. “Expectant parents deserve to be given all the facts that they need as they embark on these tests.”

Women's Justice NOW has launched a series of transformative storytelling workshops, a safe space for survivors. “My Story, My Terms” is designed to support individuals who seek to use their writing and voice as a tool for personal, political, or social change in the #MeToo era.

This Wednesday was a breakthrough day for women’s rights in the House of Representatives.

This week, we mourn the eight lives lost to deadly gun violence in Atlanta. Six of the victims were Asian women. Although the police have yet to officially recognize this as a hate crime, we all know the truth.