"It's an honor for me to join with other legislators across the nation as we work to improve the economic status, health and well-being of women and girls in our states," Evans said. "While we have accomplished much, we must remember that many women still lack access to education, job training, health care, quality health care and work that pays a living wage."
The Contract's principles include:
Empowerment of Women; Sharing Family Responsibilities; Ending the Burden of Poverty; Affordable Heath Care; Sexual and Reproductive Rights; Workplace Rights; Educational Equity; Ending Violence Against Women; Protecting a Healthy Environment; Women as Peace Makers; Honor International Commitments and Ratify CEDAW; A Long-Term National Plan to Achieve Equality.The Center's objective is to transform these principles into policies and laws that improve the lives of women.
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Congratulations to Cindy--she joins several Hawaii women legislators in making this commitment to Women's Rights.
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