Team,

The House of Representatives just reauthorized the Violence Against Women Act , and friend, this couldn’t have come at a more important time.

Domestic violence has skyrocketed over the course of the pandemic, as economic insecurity and necessary lockdown measures have trapped victims in potentially dangerous home environments. Reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act will provide long overdue protections against gender-based violence.

But this fight isn’t over.

The Violence Against Women Act still faces a battle in the Senate, as many Republicans have voiced objections to all or part of this bill.

That’s why I’m reaching out today. Will you help us honor Women’s History Month by standing up and voicing your support for the Violence Against Women Act? [[link removed]]

ADD MY NAME → [[link removed]]

This critical bill:

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Improves
and
expands
victim
services
programs
,
including
protections
for
young
victims
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Enhances
legal
tools
to
support
the
criminal
justice
response
to
domestic
and
sexual
violence
*
Authorizes
grants
to
support
healthcare
systems’
responses
to
domestic
and
sexual
violence
*
Expands
housing
options
for
survivors
*
Ends
immunity
for
non-Native
perpetrators
of
sexual
violence
on
tribal
lands

The Violence Against Women Act was first signed in 1994, thanks to the work of then-Senator Joe Biden. But, in 2019, Republicans in the Senate forced the bill to expire.

It’s unconscionable that more than 25 years later, we are still fighting to take real action against gender-based violence.

This can’t wait any longer.

So right now, I’m asking: will you add your name today to be a citizen’s endorser of this critical piece of legislation? [[link removed]]

SIGN ON → [[link removed]]

We can get this done, together.

Thanks for standing with me on this important issue,

Susie

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