Celebrate 40 Years of Winning Justice for Working Women
Register to attend a 9to5 celebration event, and learn more about the events’ program and sponsorship opportunities.
Action Alert: Call Now to Shut Down this Shutdown
Your voice is urgently needed. Call your Representative in the U.S. House today and urge them to end the shutdown with no strings attached.
Media Coverage: 9to5 Atlanta on Georgia Focus
Check out 9to5 Atlanta organizers Marilynn Winn and Charmaine Davis in their interview with Georgia Focus.
Media Coverage: Linda Meric’s Feature Interview on WomensRadio.com
Listen to National Executive Director Linda Meric on WomensRadio speak about 9to5’s history and our future.
Share Your Experience With Being Pregnant on the Job!
Over the past decade, the number of pregnancy discrimination charges has increased by 35% nationwide. It’s more difficult than ever for a new mother to be a responsible parent and care for her family. Have you been pregnant on the job? Share your experience with 9to5!
New Report Features 9to5 as a Model Organization of Sustainability
In a recently released report, Transforming Organizations: A Guide to Creating Effective Social Change Organizations, authored by Robert Gass, 9to5 is featured as a model of sustainability. Read more.
Blog: Clayton County, Please Ban the “Box”
As a member of 9to5, I was honored to accompany Ms. Marilynn Winn, 9to5 Atlanta chapter organizer, to a meeting with Clayton Director of Personnel Ms. Renee Bright. I was happy to hear that Ms. Bright was at least open to the idea of removing the box on employment applications that ask about applicant’s arrest records.
Media Coverage: Grassroots Groups Mark ‘National Voter Registration Day’
With the goal of boosting civic participation and exercising Constitutional rights, grassroots groups throughout the country spent Tuesday meeting face-to-face with eligible people — and the public in general — to elevate awareness about “National Voter Registration Day.”
Media Coverage: Ms. Magazine celebrates with 9to5
When the 40-year-old organization 9to5—subtitled “Winning Justice for Working Women”—celebrates its “ruby” anniversary at several upcoming events, it will recharge itself for the battles ahead. But it’s also a time to pat itself on the back for what it’s achieved since 1973 on behalf of U.S. women workers.
Blog: The Long Walk to Dignity
Seeing our coalition of community advocates fighting for the rights, dignity, and an end to discrimination against reformed citizens while promoting proven policies and best practices was powerful!