Fighting for Women’s Health

We are a network of activists supported by thousands of members focusing on women's health care access and equity.

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Policy advocacy campaigns you can join now!

Cosmetics
Challenging Dangerous Drugs and Devices

Ban unsafe and unregulated cosmetics

Get The Facts
Mifepristone Pills
Securing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Autonomy

Get the abortion pill at home!

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Hero 8
Raising Women’s Voices

Fight for better coverage!

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Learn more about the issues NWHN advocates for:

Abortion
Birth Control
Bone Health
Breast Health
FDA Advocacy
Gynecological Health
Health Care Reform
Menopause
Personal Care Products
Older Women
Opioids
Sex Drugs for Women
Trans Health Care

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NWHN In The News

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2021 Media Highlights
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2020 Media Highlights
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ICE Detention Center Allegedly Forced Hysterectomies on Women Detainees
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Why Are Patient Groups Silent on High Drug Prices?
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NBC Nightly News: For first time in 50 years, FDA considering testing for asbestos in cosmetics
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Refinery29: 30 Quotes To Remind Us That The Fight For Women’s Rights Has Been A Long One
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2019 Media Highlights
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2018 Media Highlights
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2017 Media Highlights
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2016 Media Highlights

History Spotlight The Pill Hearings

The 1970 Senate Pill Hearings (based on the investigative reporting of a pioneering journalist, Barbara Seaman) brought women’s voices to Congress for the first time.

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We advocate for health policies that reflect the full diversity of women’s lives.

We relate the Network with trust and advocacy. That ‘home’ feeling. It’s a family. What is most important is that it continues.

- Ronna and Rena, NWHN Members

Having an independent voice whose sole constituent is women is important.  The Network makes sure that women’s stories, issues, and health concerns are addressed both at a grassroots level and through federal policy. It’s trustworthy, it’s unapologetic, and industry doesn’t silence the NWHN.
 

- Caila Brander, Former NWHN Fellow

"You tell things the way they are.  It's the truth & not the hype.  You're not influenced by advertisers, so you can speak the truth."
 

- ER, in South Dakota

NWHN is the only source I trust for women's health. I know that the Network will be a trusted source if something's good or not so good. Once things are well-tested there are lots of sources of good information, but when something is new, there's no one else I would turn to.

- Sarah, DC

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