The intention of the Child Care Next (CCN) project is to reimagine a system that is robust and responsive and improves the lives of all stakeholders, including Native Americans living on tribal lands or off-reservation.
Women are often the primary caregivers; a PFML policy will allow them to take the time needed to address their health issues, care for a loved one, or bond with a newborn without the added stress of losing income.
Explore and learn more about Pregnant Students and Pregnant Worker Rights with downloadable resources and an informative video series provided by our legal team.
Albuquerque Journal Opinion: Celebrate 20 years of women’s law center with us By Terrelene Massey Twenty years ago, the Southwest Women’s Law Center (SWLC) was
Continuing Our Mission in a New Space The Southwest Women’s Law Center (SWLC) is proud to announce the opening of our new office, located at 7510
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 24, 2025 Contact: Katie Hoeppner at [email protected] ALBUQUERQUE, NM – The Southwest Women’s Law Center (SWLC) released the findings of a
The Southwest Women’s Law Center focuses on issues that impact women+ and girls+ around reproductive rights, economic security, and gender discrimination.
We fight for policies that lift women+ and their families from poverty, including pay equity, paid family and medical leave, and pregnant worker accommodation.
Stand with us. Together we can forge a future of equality, safety, and freedom for all women+.
