Archive

We profiled Bonnie Castillo, head of National Nurses United, the day that she appeared before Congress. Reporting led the The New York Times homepage (by Rikha Sharma Rani).  

From Nigeria, we reported on the impact of the U.S. elections on family planning resources (by contributor Shola Lawal and Sophia Jones for Foreign Policy).

In California, a homeless delivering mother was informed that her doula would not be allowed into the hospital and of a new policy for 39-week inductions. Following, Kaiser Permanente released a statement to better explain to patients the reasons for 39-week induction (by contributor Eileen Guo for The New York Times).

Only one Black female Republican has ever held a seat in the House. Reporting featured Kathy Barnette, a Black Republican woman who ran for Pennsylvania’s 4th district (by Malcolm Burnley for Politico).

Wanda Mosely of Georgia’s Black Voters Matter and many other Black women organizers flipped the state (by Jessica Washington and Tiffany Arnold for The Guardian). 

Rising evictions could disenfranchise women voters leaving them without a stable address (by contributors Malcolm Burnley and Rachel Dissel for The Fuller Project, syndicated by West Park Times and ideastream.org and sourced by The Colorado Springs Independent).  

Indigenous domestic violence survivors abstain from voting to evade abusers, some of whom don’t know about or trust the Address Confidentiality Programs in 39 states (by contributor Jessica Klein for The Fuller Project and Indian Country Today).