November 29, 1995: NOW Bids Fond Farewell to Feminist "Dean" of Congress

November 15, 1995: NOW's Effort to Defeat California's CCRI Intensifies with Strategic Hayward Campus Visit

November 9, 1995: National NOW President to Lead Protest at Gov. Wilson's Conference on Women

November 8, 1995: Post Election Day: A Look Ahead to Campaign 1996

November 1, 1995: House Ban on Late-Term Abortion Procedure Next Step in Assault Against Legalized Abortion

October 13, 1995: NOW President to Clarify NOW's Position in O.J. Aftermath

October 11, 1995: NOW Watches O.J. Simpson Appearance on "Dateline NBC"; NOW President Patricia Ireland Also Interviewed

October 11, 1995: NOW President Patricia Ireland to Announce California Affirmative Action Campaign

October 3, 1995: NOW Says That Despite Not-Guilty Verdict, Simpson Trial Brings Important Public Scrutiny to Domestic Violence

September 22, 1995: NOW Wins Pivotal Ruling in Scheidler Case; Can Depose Anti-Abortion Extremists, Proceed to Trial

August 29, 1995: NOW Urges Congressman Mel Reynolds to Resign

August 25, 1995: NOW Applauds Public, Political Pressure Forcing Sen. Packwood to Call for Open Hearings

August 24, 1995: NOW Delegation to Participate in Ngo Forum, Fourth World Conference on Women

August 18, 1995: NOW Leader with Military Background Says Shannon Faulkner is Still a Winner

August 17, 1995: Press Conference to Kick Off Georgia NOW Activities

August 3, 1995: NOW Joins the Fight for Equality in Maine

August 2, 1995: NOW Plans Protest Against Senate Ethics Panel's Partisan Support of Bob Packwood

August 1, 1995: NOW President Criticizes All-Male Sugar Bowl Committee, Cites Need for Affirmative Action to Diversify Membership

July 31, 1995: NOW President, Local Activists to Discuss Male-Only Membership of Sugar Bowl Committee

July 18, 1995: NOW Leaders Call for Presidential Commitment to Preservation of Affirmative Action

July 17, 1995: Dynamic Speakers, Rally, March Highlight NOW Conference July 21-23 in Columbus, Ohio

July 11, 1995: Protest and Aggressive Organizing Top Agenda of Annual Conference July 21-23 in Columbus, Ohio

June 30, 1995: National NOW Conference In Ohio July 21-23; to Set Immediate, Long-Term Strategies for Feminists

June 29, 1995: NOW Reads Supreme Court Action on Redistricting As Direct Attack Against Women, Minorities

June 21, 1995: NOW Sees Anti-Abortion Tactics at Work With Foster Nomination, Bill to Limit Medical Procedure

June 12, 1995: Media Availability: NOW Leaders Call for Political Resolve After Supreme Court Ruling on Affirmative Action

June 5, 1995: NOW Joins 1,000 in Protest, Lobby Efforts to Stop GOP Welfare Cuts

May 26, 1995: NOW to Press for Full Senate Floor Vote on Dr. Foster; Blasts Comments Today by Conservative Committee Members

May 23, 1995: NOW Leader Joins Others in Shattering Myth of "Welfare Queen"

May 17, 1995: NOW Calls for Packwood's Resignation

May 11, 1995: NOW, Activists Urge Congress to End Welfare War and Give Every Mother a Happy Mother's Day

May 9, 1995: NOW Warns: Title IX Hearings Should Not Jeopardize Gender Equity in Sports

May 4, 1995: NOW Blasts New Jersey Child Exclusion Decision; Plans Mother's Day Action to Remind Congress: Poor Women Are Mothers, Too

March 7, 1995: NOW National President Visits Rhode Island, Calls for Mass Mobilization Against Violence

March 7, 1995: NOW to Hold Countdown Meeting, Issue Media Credentialing Information for April 9 Rally

March 6, 1995: Alert: NOW Activists to Protest at White House Today Over President Clinton's Comments on Affirmative Action

March 6, 1995: TWO National Leaders of NOW Visit NYC to Celebrate International Women's Day and to Fight the War on Women

March 3, 1995: NOW Leader Blasts Republican Attacks on Women in House Committee Action This Week

March 2, 1995: NOW National Secretary to Speak at Yale University

February 27, 1995: NOW National Secretary to Speak at Kutztown University

February 21, 1995: NOW VP Barnstorms New York

February 15, 1995: NOW Arrives on the Internet to Commemorate Susan B. Anthony's 175th Birthday

February 12, 1995: Statement of Kim Gandy, Executive Vice President, on the Nomination of Dr. Henry Foster

February 10, 1995: NOW Leader Says Misogynist "Contract on America" Should Not Play in Peoria or Anywhere in the U.S.; Organizes Illinois Activists for Massive April 9 Rally

February 8th, 1995: NOW Mobilizes Support for Surgeon General Nominee; Wins Another Round in Scheidler Anti-Racketeering Case

February 6th, 1995: Feminist Leaders Issue "Week On Welfare Challenge" to President, House Speaker and Other Leaders

January 20th, 1995: NOW President Calls for "Bold Action" On Roe Anniversary, in the Months to Come