discrimination

On Day One, the next U.S. president should submit to the Senate for ratification the Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women. The U.S. is the only industrialized nation not to have ratified this convention, which is crucial to preventing and redressing abuses against women and girls and to helping the U.S. regain its status as a global human rights leader.

On Day One, the next U.S. president should end the Global Gag rule, ratify the Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women, and redress all policies blocking women's rights.

Send a plan to Congress to create universal, single-payer health care that gives everyone the high quality care that members of Congress enjoy. No more depending on your employment status, marital status, age, or health condition to screen you out of the health care system!