BWLC Media

In the Media

The Marcy Syms Equality Initiative was featured in NYU Law on March 11th, "Now part of BWLC, the Marcy Syms Equality Initiative works to advance the Equal Rights Amendment"
BWLC Faculty Director Melissa Murray was the 49th-most cited legal scholar in a ranking compiled by law librarians at George Mason University on March 4th, "Top 100 Legal Scholars of 2025"
BWLC Executive Director Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an article for Katie Couric Media on January 5th, "What's Next for Menopause Legislation in Your State?"
BWLC Summer Intern Hazel Kaminsky wrote an article for Ms. Magazine on January 19th, "I Grew Up Wanting to be Ruth Bader Ginsburg. I'm Coming of Age Under Trump."
BWLC Executive Director Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an article for Ms. Magazine (originally published in The Contrarian) on January 22nd, "Move Over Childless Cat Ladies--The Right Has a New Woman to Hate."

The Contrarian

BWLC Executive Director Jennifer Weiss-Wolf is a regular contributor to The Contrarian.

Her weekly column can be found here

"Yeah, the '90s Were Cool, But We're Ready to Fight Now" (March 18th)
"Dissecting the President's Women's History Month Statement" (March 11th)
"Democracy Rises and Falls with Women's Movements and Mobilization" (March 4th)
"The Trump Regime’s Misogyny is Rampant in Immigrant Detention Centers" (February 25th)
"Older Women -- not Young Men -- Might Save Democracy" (February 18th)
"The Pathetic Price of Entry to Epstein's World" (February 11th)
"The Face of Authoritarianism" (February 4th)
"The Trump Regime's Misogyny is Not Exclusive To Nor Deadly Only to Women" (January 28th)
"Move Over Childless Cat Ladies. There's a New Broad in Town." (January 21st)
"The Trump Administration's Full-Throated Misogyny" (January 14th)
"My Predictions for Women's Health in 2026" (January 7th)
"A Very Bad Year for Women's Health" (December 17th)
Trump's Anti-Diversity Crusade Claims Two Campus Magazines (December 10th)
"The Caregiving Crisis Upon Us" (December 3rd)
"Celebrating the 'secret sauce' of fighting authoritarianism" (November 19th)
"Celebrate the Menopause Treatment" (November 12th)
"A Brighter Day in the United States" (November 5th)
"The Trump regime is turning its back on more than 40 million hungry Americans" (October 29th)
"Despite Trump's pledge, IVF will remain out of reach for many" (October 22nd)
The Trump regime's attacks on our rights double as an affront to democracy (October 15th)
"Yes, we still need mifepristone" (October 8th)
"The continued weaponization of pregnancy" (October 1st)
"Community is as important to the fight for democracy as everything else" (September 24th)
"Hateful emails won't deter me" (September 17th)
"A desperate Trump downplays domestic violence" (September 10th)
"Texas loves its bounty hunters and hates its women" (September 3rd)
“To celebrate Women's Equality Day, we’re choosing joy” (August 27th)
“Of course Trump threatened ballot access on the 19th Amendment's anniversary” (August 20th)
“Setting fire to women’s health” (August 13th)
“Living for the hope of it all” (August 6th)
“The degradation of democracy and abortion rights go hand in hand” (July 30th)
“Tennessee opens a new front in its unrelenting attacks on bodily autonomy” (July 23rd)
“Menopause finally gets a seat at the table” (July 16th)
“A warning bell for all women in America” (July 9th)
“Don’t be fooled: A national abortion ban is still the GOP goal” with Jennifer Klein (July 2nd)
“Three years after Dobbs, the state of women’s health is dire” (June 25th)
“Supporting Women's Rights Goes Hand in Hand with Political Violence” (June 18th)
“The stakes for women just keep rising” (June 11th)
“When women wield power to do active harm” (June 4th)
“When news out of the nation’s capital feels like too much to bear, take the fight local” (May 28th)
“The state of reproductive rights is dire” (May 21st)
“Trump’s tariffs come tinged in pink” (May 14th)
“Why states must focus on women’s health” (May 7th)
“Trump Wants a Baby Boom” (April 30th)
“Feminist Storytelling Against the Backdrop of Authoritarianism” (April 23rd)
“The SAVE Act” (April 16th)
“Have You No Decency?” (April 9th)
“F is For Fertilization (And Fool)” (April 1st)
“29 states have a not-so-secret weapon to fight for democracy” (March 26th)
“Trump’s attacks on our core freedoms continue” (March 19th)
“Women’s History Month is a time for optimism” (March 12th)
“Happy Women’s History Month, Contrarians!” (March 5th)
“Trump’s Executive Order on IVF is Full of Red Flags” (February 26th)
“Women’s and LGBTQ rights are under attack. But we’re fighting back.” (February 19th)
“Public Health Websites Are Going Dark" (February 6th)
“Periods Fuel Protests” (January 30th)
“The Fight for Midlife and Menopausal Health is Essential to Reproductive Rights—and Democracy” (January 28th)

Previous Media Appearances

2025 Appearances

Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an article for Ms. Magazine on November 25th, "Are We Ever Off Work, or Just Out of Office? The OOO Messages Exposing America's Care Crisis"
On November 21st, the work of BWLC Fellow Maria Weston Kuhn '28 was featured in AP News ("A new crash test dummy that better resembles women gets key government endorsement"); The Today Show ("DOT Unveils First-Ever Female Crash Test Dummy"); NBC ("Federal Government to require car companies to use female crash dummies"); The New York Times ("U.S. Introduces New Crash Test Dummy Standards"), among others
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an opinion piece for The Los Angeles Times on November 19th, "Hollywood and Broadway mark an inflection point for feminism"
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf co-wrote a piece for Katie Couric Media on November 11th, "This FDA Decision Could Transform Menopause Care"
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf was quoted extensively in CNN on November 10th, "HRT: 'Black Box' safety warning to be removed from hormone therapy for menopause"
Melissa Murray was named a recipient of the 2025 NAWL Arabella Babb Mansfield Award in October, "Melissa Murray honored by National Association of Women Lawyers"
Ting Ting Cheng was featured in the PBS documentary Ratified, which premiered on October 20th
BWLC Summer Intern Azuri Brown wrote an article for Ms. Magazine on September 21st, "The ACA Promised Access to Birth Control. The System Still Says No."
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an opinion piece for The Los Angeles Times on September 8th, "California can be a leader by taking menopause policy seriously"
BWLC Summer Intern Maya Morozov wrote an article for Ms. Magazine on September 3rd, "Mayoral Candidates Tout Plans—But Feminist Infrastructure Is What New Yorkers Need"
Melissa Murray was the guest on the August 11th episode of the podcast The Best People with Nicole Wallace
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, as a featured Architect of Change, wrote an article for Maria Shriver’s Sunday Paper on July 19th, “Menopause Is Finally on the Agenda”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, with former Visiting Fellow-in-Residence Dr. Sharon Malone, wrote an op-ed for Women’s Health magazine on July 17th, “We Need To Fight For Menopause Policy Now More Than Ever”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an article for Katie Couric Media on July 15th, “Does Your State Have Menopause Legislation?”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf is quoted in a July 15th Politico article, “FDA panel to revisit menopausal hormone therapy”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf is featured in a July 11th CNN article, “‘A national movement’: More than a dozen states consider laws around menopause care and training for doctors”
BWLC Fellow Vanessa Attah ’26 wrote an article for Ms. Magazine on July 8th, “The Myth of ‘Choice’ in Global South Sex Trafficking Discourse”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf and Jennifer Klein wrote an article for Ms. Magazine on July 5th, “Five Ways the GOP Is Quietly Paving the Road to a National Abortion Ban”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf was interviewed for a July 1st NPR Weekend Edition segment, “Doctors don't get much menopause training. State lawmakers are trying to change that”
Melissa Murray was a guest on KQED’s Forum podcast on June 26th, “Supreme Court Rulings This Term Impact Immigrants, Transgender Youth, EPA Regulations”
BWLC Visiting Fellow-in-Residence Lynn Paltrow is quoted in a June 15th New York Times opinion piece, “A Bold Idea to Raise the Birthrate: Make Parenting Less Torturous”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an article for Ms. Magazine on June 12th, “What Comes After Roe? Fear, Surveillance and Felony Charges”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf was the guest on the June 4th episode of Guy Kawasaki’s Remarkable People podcast, “How Periods, Menopause, and Politics are Reshaping Democracy”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf is quoted in a June 4th story for CapRadio, “California lawmakers want doctors to know more about menopause”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf was interviewed for a May 1st NBC News segment, “States push for menopause-related legislation as awareness grows”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an opinion piece for The Los Angeles Times on April 29th, “Thanks to ‘pronatalism,’ now conservatives want menstruation education”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf appeared on the April 16th episode of the Hello Menopause podcast with Stacy London to discuss “Menopause, Policy, and the Fight for Health Equity”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf is quoted in and provided supporting data for an April 9th article for Axios, “Menopause makes it on the policy map”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, with Dr. Mary Claire Haver, wrote an article for Katie Couric Media on March 31st, “How Citizen Advocacy Is Driving Real Change in Menopause Policy — State by State”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf is featured in a March 24th article for MSN, “How Menopause Care Got So Twisted—and How to Untangle It”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, with Dr. Mary Claire Haver, wrote an article for Oprah Daily on February 28th, “A Citizen's Guide to Menopause Advocacy”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an article for Katie Couric Media on February 5th, “Despite the upheaval in D.C., the moment is — still — ripe for menopause reform”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf is quoted in a January 23rd Flow Space article, “The Stigma Around Hormone Therapy Is Hurting Menopause Care—Here’s How We Fix It,” to discuss her new booklet, A Citizen’s Guide to Menopause Advocacy: Simple Steps for Transformative Change

2024 Appearances

BWLC Advisory Board Member Twyla Carter, Attorney-in-Chief and Chief Executive Officer of the Legal Aid Society, was named to City and State’s Power of Diversity: Women 100 list on November 18th
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, with Leslie M. Kantor, wrote an article for TIME Magazine on November 12th, “Why Split-Ticket Voters Must Keep Trump Accountable on Abortion”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, with Risa Weisberg, wrote an article for Ms. Magazine on November 7th, “Navigating Gen X Parenthood, Politics and the 2024 Election’s Hard Lessons”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, with Joyce Vance, wrote an opinion piece for MSNBC on October 28th, “Michelle Obama just rejected everything the GOP’s ‘Tampon Tim’ insult represents”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf is quoted discussing New York State’s Ballot Proposal 1 in various articles throughout October from ABC News, Gothamist, PolitiFact, The Times Union, and The Washington Post
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an opinion piece with Tamsen Fadal for The Los Angeles Times on October 17th, “Menopausal women have a lot at stake in this election”
Coverage of the documentary film The M Factor: Shredding the Silence on Menopause, which features Jennifer Weiss-Wolf and Visiting Fellow-in-Residence Dr. Sharon Malone, appeared in Oprah Daily and Vogue on October 15th
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, with Lynn Paltrow, wrote an article for Ms. Magazine on October 12th, “Project 2025, ‘Tampon Tim,’ and the GOP’s Commitment to Cervical Mucus”
Melissa Murray appeared on The Brian Lehrer Show on October 8th to discuss “The Supreme Court’s New Term”
Melissa Murray, with Symone Sanders-Townsend, co-hosted the September 29th MSNBC special, Black Women in America: Road to 2024
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf is quoted in a September 13th New York Times article, “What Could a Menopause-Friendly Workplace Look Like?”
Coverage of A Conversation with The Honorable Elena Kagan, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, hosted by the BWLC on September 9th, appeared in CNN, MSNBC, The New York Times, Politico, The Washington Post, and USA Today
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an article for Ms. Magazine on August 26th, “‘Suffs’ Celebrates 51 Years of Women’s Equality Day”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf is featured in an August 26th article for The 19th, “Blue and red states were putting period products in schools — then came the anti-trans backlash”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, with Joyce Vance, wrote an opinion piece for MSNBC on August 15th, “Here’s a message for JD Vance from two ‘postmenopausal’ women”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an opinion piece for The Los Angeles Times on August 7th, “Republicans’ ‘Tampon Tim’ joke about Walz is already backfiring”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an article for TIME on August 7th, “The Irony of Republicans’ ‘Tampon Tim’ Insult”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf and Dr. Sharon Malone, BWLC Visiting Fellow-in-Residence, wrote an article for Ms. Magazine on July 26th, “Kamala Harris Is Older, Wiser ... and Cooler”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an article for Ms. Magazine on July 23rd, “The ‘Electability’ Question: Don’t Fall for Sexist, Racist Clickbait”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf and Dr. Suzanne Gilberg-Lenz wrote an article for Oprah Daily on July 18th, “The No-Brainer Menopause Treatment Nobody Is Talking About”
Melissa Murray wrote an opinion piece with Leah Litman for The Los Angeles Times on July 12th, “Opinion: From legal bribery to Trump’s immunity, a dark theme ran through the Supreme Court’s term”
Melissa Murray is quoted in a June 27th Mother Jones article, “Trump’s Lies About Abortion in America Were Particularly Appalling”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf was interviewed for Flow Space on June 24th, discussing “How Women’s Health Has Changed Two Years After the Fall of Roe v. Wade”
Melissa Murray is quoted in a June 6th Jezebel article, “Abortion Ballot Measures Aren’t Safe From the Courts”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an article for Ms. Magazine on May 29th, “Menopause Is Fueling a Movement ”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf co-wrote an article for Ms. Magazine on May 13th, “So Goes Reproductive Freedom, So Goes Democracy ”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf was interviewed during the “Flash: Menopause is no longer stigmatized” segment of the April 7th episode of CBS Sunday Morning
Melissa Murray and Kate Shaw co-wrote a guest essay for The New York Times on March 26th, “The Supreme Court Got It Wrong: Abortion Is Not Settled Law”
Kimberly Mutcherson wrote an article for Ms. Magazine on March 5th on “Reconstructing the Roberts Court”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf is quoted in a February 26th Law360 article, “Bar-Takers See Accommodation Gap For Periods, Lactation”
Professor Melissa Murray is featured in Jesse Wegman’s February 26th Opinion piece in The New York Times, “The Crisis in Teaching Constitutional Law”
Professor Melissa Murray’s recent Harvard Law Review article is referenced in Jamelle Bouie’s February 23rd Opinion piece in The New York Times, “Samuel Alito Opened the Door to Reproductive Hell”
Professor Melissa Murray is quoted in a February 21st New York Times article, “Alabama Says Embryos in a Lab Are Children. What Are the Implications?”
Professor Melissa Murray, together with Strict Scrutiny co-host Kate Shaw, appeared on the February 19th episode of The Daily Show
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an article for Oprah Daily on January 18th, “What All Bosses Should Do About Menopause"

2023 Appearances

Jennifer Weiss-Wolf and Dr. Sharon Malone wrote an op-ed for The Hill on December 13th, “Making menopause and women’s health a public priority”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an article for Ms. Magazine on November 15th, “Feminist Media Is Needed to Save Democracy”
Melissa Murray and Kate Shaw co-wrote an opinion piece for The New York Times on November 12th, “The Conservative Supreme Court Vision That Means Inequality for Women”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, with Dr. Sharon Malone, wrote an October 18th piece for Oprah Daily, “Government Commitment to Menopause Research? It’s About Time”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an article for Ms. Magazine on October 11th, “The Law Needs to Talk About Menopause”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf is featured in a late September article for SheKnows, “What Happened to the Menopause Research Act?”
Professor Melissa Murray and Jennifer Weiss-Wolf are quoted in a September 14th article for InStyle, “Girlhood Is Trending, But Actual Girlhood Has Never Been More Fraught”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an article for TIME Magazine on August 25th, “Democracy is Feminist,” in recognition of the 50th anniversary of Women’s Equality Day
Melissa Murray, together with Kate Shaw, wrote an opinion piece for the New York Times on August 7th, “One of the Most Brazen Republican Schemes Around Abortion Is Happening in Ohio”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf co-wrote an article for Ms. Magazine on July 27th, “The ‘Barbie’ Movie: ‘More Swipes at “The Patriarchy” Than a Year’s Worth of Ms. Magazine’”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf is quoted in a July 26th article for Quartz, “US labor law has come a long way from the ‘menopause defense’—but now it needs to catch up”
Melissa Murray appeared on a July 25th episode of the Contempt of Court podcast with Elie Mystal, “If You Want to Reform the Court, Reform the Media, Too”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf co-authored a July 7th article with Roxy Szal for Ms. Magazine, “With Menopause and Aging, Real Representation Matters: ‘Women in Positions of Power Realize This Is Not Something to Be Secretive About’”
Professor Melissa Murray is quoted in a July 2nd Washington Post article about “Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s bold debut and independent streak”
Together with Leah Litman, Professor Melissa Murray wrote a June 25th op-ed for the Los Angeles Times, “Opinion: Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has vast power and life tenure. So what’s his problem?”
Professor Melissa Murray co-wrote a June 8th op-ed for The Washington Post with Steve Vladeck, “The Supreme Court’s Voting Rights Act is no victory for democracy”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf and Sharon Malone wrote a June 5th op-ed for The Los Angeles Times, “Opinion: Menopause doesn’t have to be miserable”
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf co-wrote a May 25th op-ed with NYC Council Member Amanda Farías for The Daily News, “Menstrual equity is not ‘wokeism’: Access for all should not be blocked, but expanded, like NYC is doing”
On April 23, 2023, Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an op-ed for the Los Angeles Times, “Florida wants to bar schools from talking about menstruation. What would Judy Blume say?”
Professor Melissa Murray offers her expertise in an article for Insider about the abortion medication mifepristone and the Comstock Act of 1873
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf wrote an article for TIME on March 20th “Florida Politicians Want Less Talk About Periods. We Need More of It”
Professor Melissa Murray is quoted in Michelle Goldberg’s March 2023 opinion piece, “Abortion Opponents Want to Make Women Afraid to Get Help from Their Friends”

2022 Appearances

Professor Murray made a guest appearance on The Takeaway to discuss “The Supreme Court's Objectivity is Under Scrutiny” in October 2022
Professor Murray joined an episode of the podcast A Starting Point with Mark Kassen and Chris Evans to discuss state abortion laws in August 2022
Along with Lourdes Rivera and Monica Raye Simpson, Professor Murray was featured in a May 2022 episode of Ms. Magazine’s On the Issues with Michele Bratcher Goodwin podcast to discuss “Beyond Roe: The Fight for Our Future.”

2021 and Earlier Appearances

2021

Professor Murray is quoted in a September 2021 New York Times article on “How the Supreme Court Quietly Undercut Roe v. Wade.”
Professor Murray appeared on MSNBC in November 2021 to discuss challenges to Texas law SB8.
Professor Murray wrote a guest essay in December 2021 forThe New York Times titled “The Only Mother on the Court.”
Professor Murray co-authored a July 2021 opinion piece with Steven Mazie for The Washington Post, on “How the Supreme Court could decimate reproductive rights without overruling Roe.”
In late July 2021, Professor Murray was a guest on American Voices with Alicia Menendez, to discuss Mississippi’s recent request to the Supreme Court to reverse Roe v. Wade (1973).
Professor Murray is quoted in a June 2021 article from The 19th on Britney Spears’s loss of reproductive freedom.
Professor Murray is quoted in a March 2021 TIME article, “These Mothers Wanted to Care for Their Kids and Keep Their Jobs. Now They're Suing After Being Fired.”

2020

Professor Murray speaks on Amy Coney Barrett and the Supreme Court
Professor Murray is quoted in the New York Times article “Amid the Outpouring for Ginsburg, a Hint of Backlash,” from September 2020
Listen to the July 4, 2020, episode of Slate’s Amicus podcast, in which Professor Murray joins host Dahlia Lithwick to discuss June Medical Services, LLC v. Russo (2020).
Read Professor Murray’s opinion piece in The Washington Post on “the problem with relying on precedent to protect abortion rights ” following the Supreme Court’s decision in June Medical Services, LLC v. Russo (2020).
Watch Professor Murray’s June 2020 appearance on MSNBC discussing the Supreme Court’s ruling in Bostock v. Clayton County (2020) on workplace protections for LGBTQ workers.
BWLC Faculty Director Professor Murray was a guest on the Iron Justice podcast in May 2020, where she discussed the issues of gender and race in the law and clerking for Sonia Sotomayor, then a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.

2019

Professor Murray discusses the legal evolution of marriage in the United States on CBS News in November 2019.
Watch Professor Murray’s June 2019 testimony during the House Judiciary Committee’s hearing on Threats to Reproductive Rights in America.

2018

Professor Murray was a guest on an October 2018 episode of Above the Law’s Thinking Like a Lawyer podcast, “Law School Campuses in the Wake of Kavanaugh.”
Watch Professor Murray’s October 2018 appearance on MSNBC discussing Justice Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearing.
Listen to Professor Murray’s September 2018 guest appearance on Slate’s Amicus podcast, where she and host Dahlia Lithwick discussed Roe v. Wade (1973), precedent, and the Kavanaugh confirmation hearings, among other topics.
Watch Professor Murray’s testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee on September 7, 2018, as part of the US Supreme Court confirmation hearing for then-Judge Brett Kavanaugh of the US District Court for the District of Columbia Circuit.

BWLC Books and Podcasts


When in Menopause: A User's Manual & Citizen's Guide (Hachette, 2026), by BWLC Executive Director Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, is a bold, brilliant, and much needed guide that blends science, storytelling, and powerful advocacy.	The U.S. Constitution: A Comprehensive and Annotated Guide for the Modern Reader (Simon & Schuster, 2026), by BWLC Faculty Director Melissa Murray, is a necessary, accessible and modern guide on how to read and understand the U.S. Constitution — an indispensable read for every thinking American.	Leading with Respect (Penguin Random House, 2025), by BWLC Advisory Board Member and Marcy Syms Equality Initiative namesake Marcy Syms, is a compelling look at leadership from a retail fashion pioneer who guided her family’s company through decades of success, all built on a foundation of respect.

A Citizen’s Guide to Menopause Advocacy: Simple Steps for Transformative Change (2025), co-authored by BWLC Executive Director Jennifer Weiss-Wolf and Dr. Mary Claire Haver, is a free digital guide to menopause policy and advocacy.	The Trump Indictments: The Historic Charging Documents with Commentary (W. W. Norton & Company, 2024), co-written by BWLC Faculty Director Melissa Murray and NYU Law’s Andrew Weissmann, offers indispensable perspective into a democracy at the crossroads.	Strict Scrutiny, hosted by BWLC Faculty Director Melissa Murray with fellow constitutional law professors Leah Litman and Kate Shaw, is a podcast about the United States Supreme Court and the legal culture that surrounds it. The podcast provide in-depth, accessible, and irreverent analysis of the Supreme Court and its cases, culture, and personalities.

Grown Woman Talk: Your Guide to Getting and Staying Healthy (Crown, 2024), by BWLC Visiting Fellow-in-Residence Dr. Sharon Malone, is a practical guide to aging and health for women who have felt ignored or marginalized by the medical profession.	The second edition of Cases on Reproductive Rights and Justice (Foundation Press, 2023), written by Melissa Murray and Kristen Luker, reflects changes in constitutional law and their implications for access to a range of reproductive technologies.	Periods Gone Public: Taking a Stand for Menstrual Equity (Arcade, 2017), by BWLC Executive Director Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, is the first book to explore menstruation in the current cultural and political landscape.

Authors We’ve Hosted

BWLC Featured Books — From left to right, top to bottom: *50 Years of Ms.: The Best of the Pathfinding Magazine That Ignited a Revolution* by Katherine Spillar and the editors of *Ms.*; *Abortion: Our Bodies, Their Lies, and the Truths We Use to Win* by Jessica Valenti; *Civil Rights: Constance Baker Motley and the Struggle for Equality* by Tomiko Brown-Nagin; *How Equality Wins: A New Vision for An Inclusive America* by Kenji Yoshino & David Glasgow; *Inclusion on Purpose: An Intersectional Approach to Creating a Culture of Belonging at Work* by Ruchika Tulshyan; *Lady Justice: Women, the Law, and the Battle to Save America* by Dahlia Lithwick; *More than a Glitch: Confronting Race, Gender and Ability Bias in Tech* by Mereditch Broussard, *Say the Right Thing: How to Talk About Identity, Diversity and Justice* by Kenji Yoshino and David Glasgow; *Our Unfinished March: A History, A Crisis, A Plan* by Eric Holder; *Unbearable: Five Women and the Peril of Pregnancy in America* by Irin Carmon; *When Women Get Sick: An Empowering Approach for Getting the Support You Need* by Rebecca Bloom

What We’re Listening To

Selection of podcast covers — From left to right: *Amicus* with Dahlia Lithwick; *The Michelle Obama Podcast*; *On the Issues* with Michele Goodwin; *#SistersInLaw* with Joyce Vance, Jill Wine-Banks, Barb McQuade, and Kimberly Atkins Stohr; *Wiser Than Me* with Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Resource Library

For a more detailed list of resources — including articles, specific podcast episodes, and additional books — visit the BWLC resource library.

Women’s Leadership Network Podcast

In 2016-17, Jeannie Forrest, BWLC co-founder and former vice dean for development and leadership initiatives at NYU Law, interviewed alumnae across different disciplines and at different stages in their careers as a means to encourage, inspire, and empower women in the legal community and beyond. Browse all WLN podcast episodes.