State Policy on Reproductive Rights and Health
Since 1989, the Center has promoted public policy options that preserve reproductive rights and health for low income women and for women of color. Today, the Center is working in partnership with state legislators who are seeking to preserve reproductive rights and promote reproductive health programs through legislative and policy initiatives.  These legislators remain on the “front lines” in the battle to preserve the protections guaranteed by Roe v. Wade. Our State Policy on Reproductive Rights and Health Program conducts a series of policy analysis, advocacy, and convening activities to meet the self-defined needs of state legislators who are taking the lead in promoting women’s reproductive rights and health. 

National Resource Center on Women and AIDS Policy
In 1987, the Center became the first national feminist organization to address the self-defined needs of women living with HIV/AIDS.  The Center has been a leader in addressing the full range of issues facing women in the epidemic and in developing research, policy analyses, programs, and advocacy strategies to bring women’s voices to public policy debates.