Learn the Issues

As we see a rash of anti-women legislation and rhetoric across our country, Lillian’s List stands strong in its vision to see a North Carolina where reproductive rights are guaranteed and not subject to political negotiation, and our state is a great place to be a woman.

Reproductive Justice

Contraceptives, abortion care, and sex education should be affordable and accessible to all in North Carolina.

Gender Equity

Women should be able to freely and fully participate in political and economic life in North Carolina.

Take the Lead Blog

Status of Women in NC Politics

Status of Women in NC Politics

While women make up 51 percent of the population in North Carolina, we've long been underrepresented in elected office. A new report by Meredith College highlights both women's accomplishments and the challenges that remain as we seek gender parity in political representation. In positive news, there are areas around the state where women represent half or more of elected officeholders. In fact, the Asheville City Council and the Durham Board of Commissioners are both currently represented by...

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Campaign Camp Kicks Off

Campaign Camp Kicks Off

We are excited for Lillian’s List Foundation to kick off Campaign Camp this month! Formerly known as the JKH Academy, this campaign staffer training will be held virtually for the first time, from November 11-23. We hope this will provide additional accessibility and flexibility for participants!

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Introducing the Elect WOC Training Institute

Introducing the Elect WOC Training Institute

Women of color who run for office often face many additional barriers in their campaign. For one, they receive on average significantly less money from donors than white women and men of all races. And they are often critiqued for the way they speak or dress, and can therefore have a different experience door knocking, public speaking, and debating than white candidates have.

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Abortion Rights Under Attack

Abortion Rights Under Attack

A Texas law that prohibits abortions after around six weeks of pregnancy went into effect today after silence from the U.S. Supreme Court. The law is almost a complete ban on abortion in Texas, since many women do not even know they are pregnant at that point.

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