Joe Biden has called the 1994 passage of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) the “proudest legislative accomplishment” of his 36-year career in the Senate. Now as president, Biden is pushing for Congress to renew the law for the first time in a decade. …
Speaker of the House, California, Democrat
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Read MorePenny Nance, President and CEO
Read MoreHeather Higgins, CEO
Read MoreDr. Jacqueline W. Fincher, President
Read MoreBad relationships can have lifelong consequences
Read MoreA law came in response to a decades-long rise in family violence
Read MoreThe landmark bill has created dozens of valuable services
Read MoreApproximately 1 in 3 women reported intimate partner violence
Read MoreWhy gun control became a flashpoint in VAWA reauthorization
Read MoreAfter years of debate, the Senate has a bipartisan framework
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Read MoreClearing a path for legislation versus a check on majority power
Read MoreStriking an ineffective rule versus keeping a check on America’s debt
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