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NCCWJ advances public policy and institutional reform to protect rights, remove barriers, and expand opportunities for women and girls across North Carolina. Through research, policy analysis, public education, coalition building, and advocacy, we strengthen systems and advance equitable solutions statewide.
Advancing a more accessible pathway to divorce for qualifying survivors of domestic violence.
Examining protections for student privacy alongside transparency and accountability in North Carolina’s public institutions of higher education.
Advancing legal protections for survivors burdened by debt incurred through coercion, force, threats, or fraud.
NCCWJ examines barriers, analyzes policy, and develops evidence-informed recommendations.
NCCWJ informs communities, builds partnerships, and strengthens collective understanding of policy issues.
NCCWJ engages decision-makers and institutions to advance policy change, accountability, and systemic reform.
NCCWJ’s advocacy initiatives operationalize our strategic priorities through focused policy analysis, institutional engagement, and systems-level reform.
We identify structural barriers, develop policy recommendations, engage decision-makers and institutions, and advance public understanding of issues affecting women and girls across North Carolina.
NCCWJ examines laws, policies, and institutional practices affecting women and girls and identifies opportunities for reform.
NCCWJ develops recommendations and policy solutions designed to strengthen protections, expand opportunity, and address systemic barriers.
NCCWJ engages policymakers, public institutions, and other stakeholders to advance informed policy and systems-level change.
NCCWJ translates policy issues for public understanding and works with partners, organizations, and communities to strengthen collective advocacy.
NCCWJ develops research, policy analysis, educational materials, and other resources to support informed discussion and effective advocacy on issues affecting women and girls across North Carolina.
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