The Baby Olivia Act pushes anti-abortion propaganda into Arkansas classrooms under the guise of education. With a critical House Education Committee hearing on February 4th, now is the time to take action. Learn how to get involved using our mobilization toolkit.

The Baby Olivia Act pushes anti-abortion propaganda into Arkansas classrooms under the guise of education. With a critical House Education Committee hearing on February 4th, now is the time to take action. Learn how to get involved using our mobilization toolkit.

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The Arkansas legislative session runs from January 13th to April 11th. It's vital for Arkansans to voice their opinions on key issues, especially women's health and reproductive rights. Learn how to effectively contact your legislators through emails, calls, and pink slips. Remember, they work for us, and holding them accountable…

If anyone thought that the 2022 Dobbs v. Jackson decision and the subsequent near-total ban on abortions in Arkansas was the end of the anti-abortion forces’ efforts to undermine women’s autonomy over their own bodies, they were gravely mistaken. We must elect more progressive women. The time is now!

PAWPAC is actively endorsing and supporting progressive women candidates for the 2024 elections, emphasizing impact over numbers. With $100,000 pledged for direct support, PAWPAC aims to empower women to contest seats up and down the ballot, believing every position is crucial for driving change. Learn how to support the nine…

Non-election years may seem quiet but that’s when our elected candidates are really working hard — and when new candidates start hearing their own call to action. Check out these highlights from our candidates this year: 25 PAWPAC-endorsed candidates were sworn into office in January 2023! Rep. Tippi McCullough was…

It\'s time to raise your voices and speak up! Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders of Arkansas has called a special session for state lawmakers to discuss tax cuts, new restrictions on public record access, and a ban on some vaccine mandates. The session runs Monday, September 11th through Wednesday the 13th,…

Beth Coger championed transparency in Washington County, winning lawsuits against the JESAP Committee and CJC Board for violating public meeting standards. Advocating for open governance and accountability, she spotlighted conflicts of interest and the financial repercussions for taxpayers. PAWPAC commends her dedication as both a citizen and elected official.

The 2023 legislative session is over and it was a tough one! Here's how progressive Arkansas women helped make it better.