September is PCOS Awareness Month

September is PCOS Awareness Month, and here at the Equal Rights Amendment Coalition we know it is vital for women and those individuals with female reproductive organs to be the best advocates for themselves to get the care they deserve. Continue reading to learn more about the syndrome, what it may look like, and why it’s important to raise awareness today. 

Honoring National Literacy Day

Since the formal beginnings of the education system in the United States, literacy rates have acted as a divider amongst young and mature readers alike. While efforts have been made to improve the literacy rates of our congregate population, when applied today, the same struggles and disparities between Americans who can and cannot read remain. 

ERA Coalition Announces Second Slate of Federal Candidates with ERA Certification Stamp of Approval

The ERA Coalition announced the second slate of federal candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate who have been awarded the ERA Certification Stamp of Approval. Earlier this year, the ERA Coalition launched Elect Equality, a new campaign to provide voters with the opportunity to hear directly from candidates across the country about their position on the Equal Rights Amendment.

Celebrating American Artists All Month Long – Week 4

Celebrate American Artist Appreciation month today by discovering new female American artists by browsing this week’s female artist highlight, and stay tuned for a new feature each week this month, showcasing just a small portion of America’s phenomenal female artists today and throughout history. This weeks’ post features Faith Ringgold, Lorna Simpson, and Keri Ataumbi!

Celebrating American Artists All Month Long – Week 3

Celebrate American Artist Appreciation month today by discovering new female American artists by browsing this week’s female artist highlight, and stay tuned for a new feature each week this month, showcasing just a small portion of America’s phenomenal female artists today and throughout history. This week’s post features Georgia O’Keeffe, Emma Amos, and Augusta Savage!