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April 27, 2017 by Illinois NOW

NOW Action Alert: Call your state senators and representatives

Call your state senators and representatives and urge them to VOTE YES on ERA!

After women’s rights activists came to rally, march, and lobby at the Illinois State Capitol on Tuesday, SJRCA 4, the Equal Rights Amendment, passed out of the Senate Executive Committee.

It’s time to take action! Please call your state senator and representative and urge them to VOTE YES on SJRCA 4, the ERA. You can call them at 217-782-2000 or find more contact info HERE. Call, email, and tag your legislators on social media.

The ERA needs only two more states for ratification. It’s time to give women in the US the right of constitutional equality. It’s long overdue!

 

April 23, 2017 by Illinois NOW

Join NOW at the IL Women March on Springfield

For a women’s agenda and a responsible budget for all

Rally – March – Lobby

Tuesday, April 25 – Noon

Illinois State Capitol – front steps in front of Lincoln Statue 

For more info:  IWM Website 

March 20, 2017 by Illinois NOW

Action Alert: Block Gorsuch Nomination to SCOTUS

Good afternoon and Happy Spring!

Call Senators Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth today and URGE THEM TO BLOCK Neil Gorsuch for SCOTUS!

Neil Gorsuch has a long history of hostility towards the claims of workers, consumers, children, immigrants, LGBTQIA people, incarcerated people, people with disabilities. He has shown a track record of siding with billionaires and big corporations.

He is not a supporter of women’s rights, will not protect their access to birth control, nor their constitutional right to abortion through Roe v. Wade.

We need 41 Senators to block Gorsuch.

URGE Durbn and Duckworth to filibuster this nomination

Senator Dick Durbin: 202-224-2152

Senator Tammy Duckworth: 202-224-2854


SAVE THE DATES: Illinois National Organization for Women is a co-sponsor of both these events and we STRONGLY ENCOURAGE YOU TO ATTEND BOTH OF THESE ACTIONS – more details to follow tomorrow:

April 5 – IL Women Moving Forward Advocacy Day: Come Lobby your state senator and representative in person here in Springfield for specific, positive legislation for women and girls in Illinois. YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER 10:30 AM

April 25 – IL Women March on Springfield: a broad coalition of progressive groups will rally, march and lobby for a progressive, intersectional agenda for Illinois.

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