Voting in the midterms to advance the 28 Amendment. We are going to campuses and communities to build understanding of the ERA as the 28th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and how we can use our vote to advance its recognition. We create space for people to share their stories through video, art, and graphics, and we’re partnering with the League of Women Voters to bring Vote411 tools that help people register and prepare to vote.
We pledge our belief in the Equal Rights Amendment: the 28th Amendment to our Constitution. Sex and gender equality is not a privilege for some; it is a right for all.
Equal Rights Amendment
Our goal is to increase awareness about the Equal Rights Amendment being the 28th Amendment to the Constitution which ensures that one cannot be discriminated against because of one’s sex. The ERA is for everyone!
Take Action
Learn how you can get involved with the ERA Coalition and support the Equal Rights Amendment
Elect Equality
The Elect Equality campaign provides voters with the opportunity to see where their candidates stand on the ERA. Our interactive tool allows voters to be informed before heading to the ballot box with the click of a button.
Sign Our Petitions
Join the ERA Coalition and partner organizations in urging Attorney General Merrick Garland to take the immediate action of directing his Office of Legal Counsel to withdraw the January 6, 2020 opinion memo from the Attorney General Barr Department of Justice.
Advocacy Map
Find out if your representative supports ERA bills. Contact them here to either thank them for supporting the ERA, or encourage them to sign on. While you’re there, be sure to sign our pledge, and sign up for our newsletter.
The Stats
94%
of Americans surveyed support the ERA. Click to see our Polling.
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Latinas face the largest wage gap at $0.53 on the dollar. Women on average make $0.79 to a white man’s dollar.
Jan. 27, 2020
Virginia became the 38th state to ratify the ERA on January 27, 2020!
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Every 92 seconds, an American is sexually assaulted. The ERA would give these survivors rights.
March 17, 2021
The House voted to remove the time limit on March 17, 2021... The Senate is next.
