On July 22, 1923, Alice Paul and her National Women’s Party unveiled the Equal Rights Amendment in Seneca Falls, New York. A hundred years later, we’re finally on the brink of enshrining it in the constitution - we need the ERA now more than ever.

Ferocious attacks on women’s reproductive rights and LQBTQ+ rights are on the rise. Young women today are part of the first generation to have fewer rights than their mother and grandmothers.

Both the House and Senate have resolutions declaring that the ratification is valid and should be enshrined in the Constitution. Tell your members of Congress to pass these vital resolutions as soon as possible.

Sign our ERA Petition

There are two requirements to ratify a Constitutional amendment, and the ERA has met both:

Nationally, some 85% of voters support the ERA. We want our Sign4ERA petition to reflect the overwhelming support for equal rights with hundreds of thousands of signatures. When you sign, it’s immediately sent to your Senators and Representatives. You can take action now!

This weekend I’m going to Seneca Falls, the birthplace of the Equal Rights Amendment, to strengthen the ERA campaign. The centennial convention is intergenerational, with feminists who have dedicated their lives to gender equity and young people determined to push forward. Join us on July 21 and 22 where we will strategize for the ERA.

Register for the ERA Centennial Convention

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Our relentless commitment to equality unites us. We are determined to never go back. As a strong supporter of the equal rights amendment, we need your support to make this an historic petition drive for equality.

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After a century of organizing, it’s time—long overdue—to enshrine the ERA in the Constitution.

For equality,

Eleanor Smeal, President The Feminist Majority