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The National Organization for Women seeks a qualified bookkeeper/accounting assistant who will be responsible for the management of the day to day functions of the accounts payable and receivables process.

"Equal Marriage" isn't just a political wedge issue, it's the fundamental right to legal recognition and protection of a relationship with a life partner. These stories of people who love each other and those who support such loving relationships offer a powerful testimonial in support of equal marriage.

To call attention to the impact of this unjust war, NOW Executive Vice President Olga Vives and I are joining the CODEPINK "Troops Home Fast" hunger strike on July 4, to support the U.S. troops who remain in danger in Iraq as well as those who are standing up for peace by refusing to fight.

Use your writing and design skills to advance women's rights and spread the National Organization for Women's message. This full time position is open immediately. NOW is looking for a special candidate who will complement our busy communications team.

It's not every day we have a landmark anniversary to celebrate, but over the last four decades the National Organization for Women has spent every day fighting for women's rights. We continue to fight because women continue to struggle for equality. This anniversary is an opportunity to focus the country's attention on what we have accomplished, and how much more we have to do.

In her biweekly Below the Belt column, Kim envisions the poster-child for the Bush administration's policies: "a pre-pregnant mother popping vitamins and scheduling 'preconception care services' -- both of which she can't afford because she's paid far below a living wage -- while sending her kids off to sex-segregated public schools."

The FDA has asked for public comments on silicone breast implants, so they need to hear from you! Meanwhile, the FDA is quoting an industry-funded researcher who questions the findings and insists that implants are safe, despite this research to the contrary.

After nearly a year of requests from members of Congress, the Bush administration has finally "clarified" its position on birth control.

The Michigan State Senate voted on a bill yesterday that would amend the 1976 Michigan Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act to permit single-sex public schools, classes or programs in Michigan. The bill, SB 1305, passed the Senate 32-5. This is the second single-sex school bill to pass in Michigan, and the state is dangerously close to endorsing gender segregation in its public schools.