Coalition Letter Opposing CRA Efforts to Overturn Student Loan Payment Pause

YWCA USA joins organizations voicing strong opposition to bicameral efforts to use the Congressional Review Act (CRA) to overturn President Biden's actions to pause student loan payments and provide student debt relief.

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Child Care and Women’s Economic Security GOTV 2022

This one pager explores how women of color and child care providers are impacted by lack of investments in the child care sector needs and legislative action while highlighting legislative priorities headed into the 2022 Midterm Election.

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Advancing Gender and Racial Equity

YWCA USA wrote Business Roundtable and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is support “care economy” policies that promote gender and racial equity and the passage of the Build Back Better Act.

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Support a National Paid Sick and Safe Days Standard

YWCA USA joined National Partnership's letter urging Congress to co-sponsor and advocate for swift consideration of the Healthy Families Act (S. 840/H.R. 1784), which would create a national paid sick and safe days standard giving working people the ability to earn up to seven paid sick days a year.

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American Families Need a Comprehensive Paid Family and Medical Leave Policy

YWCA USA joined this letter urging Congress to support a comprehensive paid family and medical leave policy to support optimal child development, improve maternal health, reduce disparities and enable future generations to live healthier lives.

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Cancel Federal Student Debt Using Executive Authority

YWCA USA joind this letter urging President Biden to boost the economy, tackle racial disparities, and provide much-needed stimulus to help all Americans weather the COVID-19 pandemic and the associated recession by using executive authority to cancel federal student debt immediately.

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Help Women Survive and Recover from the COVID-19 Pandemic

YWCA USA joined this letter urging Congress to pass these two critical bills as a first step in enacting a robust agenda to help women survive and recover from the COVID-19 pandemic and recession, which includes raising the minimum wage to $15/hour, creating a permanent paid family and medical leave policy, setting a national paid sick days standard, creating an equitable, sustainable child care system for all, protecting women from violence and workplace harassment, and strengthening the right to organize and bargain collectively.

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