by Andrea Maruniak, Program Assistant,
National Women's Law Center
Choices Campus Blog discussed the ways in which the U.S. lags behind other countries in implementing family-friendly work policies, such as paid sick leave, paid paternal leave and breastfeeding breaks.
Hot on the heels of the new mammogram guidelines, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists released new recommendations for cervical cancer tests, reported The New York Times.
Jezebel examined college rape prevention programs and the ways in which many of these programs have shifted the focus from women to men.
RH Reality Check explored a case in which a jailed pregnant woman was denied critical care.
A group of women ski jumpers sued the organizers of the Vancouver Olympics after they were denied the right to compete in the games. Their suit failed because, according to the British Columbia Appeal Court, the organizers didn’t have the power to allow the women’s competition. (Via Feministing.)


