Our Impact
By the numbers
725,000+
grassroots actions pushing back against attacks on our rights
212,000+
actions taken opposing Trump’s nominations since 2025
120,000+
people reached on gender justice issues in 2026
The NWLC Action Fund:
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Fights for policy change across the issues that affect women the most, including child care, abortion access, sexual harassment, court reform, and more
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Anchors large-scale advocacy efforts, harnessing the power of feminists across the country to drive change
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Educates voters on where candidates stand on key policy issues affecting women and girls
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Pushes candidates and elected officials to embrace gender justice issues
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Holds the media and lawmakers accountable for their sexist and racist treatment of women of color in leadership roles or running for office
2026 Midterm Elections
Our 2026 Midterm Voter Guides show where the candidates stand, district by district, on the issues that affect women and girls the most. Read the 2026 Voter Guides.
2024 Elections
Learn how the NWLC Action Fund is calling high-potential turnout women in battleground states to talk to them about supporting Kamala Harris for president and Senate candidates Elissa Slotkin (MI), Jacky Rosen (NV), and Tammy Baldwin (WI), while also connecting with them on core issues, like reproductive freedom, affordable housing, and access to child care. Read more.
2022 Midterm Elections
2022 Voter Guides
We partnered with eight national peer organizations from around the country to create the inaugural 2022 Midterm Gender Justice Voter Guides to connect issues of abortion access, economic security, education and democracy. The goal of this guide was to educate all voters on the critical issues on the midterm ballot and equip voters with key questions to engage their elected officials to ensure they stood for policies that advance gender justice. Our voter guide work went deeper in our target states and resulted in over 8.8 million impressions.
Read below to learn more.
Michigan 2022
To deepen our partnership with Mothering Justice Action Fund, we created the 2022 Michigan Voter Guide. The Action Fund’s voter guide work in Michigan included a multi-part targeted direct mail program that reached 124,645 high potential voters across seven legislative districts – 20,000 of whom Mothering Justice Action Fund identified as women of color voters to be plugged into advocacy and networking opportunities beyond the 2022 midterm elections.
In addition to information on key issues of reproductive freedom, democracy, education, and an economy that centers women and families, our Michigan guides also contained candidate assessments that detail how candidates’ records aligned with these gender justice priorities. We also leveraged online video, connected TV, and display advertising that resulted in 5.38 million impressions in Michigan.
Georgia 2022
In partnership with 9to5 Action Fund, we created the Georgia Voter Guide . The Action Fund’s voter guide work in Georgia leveraged online video, connected TV, and display advertising which resulted in 3.5 million impressions in Georgia. Similar to the Michigan voter guides, the Georgia voter guides contained information on key issues of reproductive freedom, democracy, education, and an economy that centers women and families as well as candidate assessments that detail how candidates’ records aligned with these gender justice priorities.
SUPPORTING WOMEN OF COLOR IN LEADERSHIP
In 2022, the NWLC Action Fund has mobilized grassroots activists to support the successful confirmation of several women of color to historic positions in the federal government, including U.S. Associate Attorney General Vanita Gupta, U.S. Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Kristen Clarke, and Assistant Secretary, Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education Catherine Lhamon. Each faced sexist and racist attacks from Republicans in the Senate throughout their confirmations.
But the NWLC Action Fund ran digital ads and pushed members of Congress to advance their nominations so each was ultimately confirmed! Watch our video here ! We also worked with state partners in Arizona, Georgia, South Carolina, and Maine to support Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation to the Supreme Court of the United States, including:
Maine:
- Met with Senator King and Senator Collins’ chief of staff
- Earned media from WMTW News on travel to DC to support Judge Jackson
- Organized and supported a lawyer sign-on print ad that ran in the Bangor Daily News thanking Sen. Collins
- Drove calls and emails to Sens. Collins and King
Georgia:
- Organization sign on letter sent to Majority Leader Schumer, Minority Leader McConnell, Chairman Durbin, Ranking Member Grassley, and Senators Ossoff and Warnock
- Drove calls and emails to Sens. Warnock and Ossoff
South Carolina:
- Organization sign on letter sent to Majority Leader Schumer, Minority Leader McConnell, Chairman Durbin, Ranking Member Grassley, and Senators Graham and Scott
- SCOTUS Facebook Live Panel with SC WREN and NWLC
- Drove calls and emails to Sens. Graham and Scott, including personal donor calls
- Developed targeted Facebook ads calling on KBJ’s swift confirmation
Arizona:
- Coalition letter to Sens. Sinema and Kelly
- Drove calls and emails to Sens. Sinema and Kelly”
Donate
Help power the fight for gender justice. Your donation today to the NWLC Action Fund will help us turn women’s voices into progressive change through direct advocacy, lobbying, community organizing, voter engagement, and mobilization at the local, state, and federal levels. Due to the political nature of the NWLC Action Fund, your donation is not tax-deductible.