The Constitution is the supreme law of the United States and gender equality is missing in our foundational document. This “equality gap” negatively impacts our justice system and enables gender discrimination. Advocate so our gender equality leaders legislate for the equitable future we deserve.

Our Constitution was written to intentionally exclude the majority of Americans, which institutionalized the inequality we still experience today. Through amendments, legislation, and advocacy, America has become more equitable, but gender equality is still missing from our Constitution. Advocate so our gender equality leaders ensure ALL means ALL when we say, “...with liberty and justice for all.”

We instill values and ideals in kids that our country has not yet achieved. Today’s youth challenge us because the lessons we’ve taught them conflict with the reality of systemic inequality. Advocate so our gender equality leaders commit to an equitable future for generations to come.

Our national leaders spend time and money promoting gender equality in other countries, but not at home. As a result, our international gender equality rank continues to fall – we are currently #53 out of 153 countries. Advocate so our gender equality leaders reclaim gender equality as an American priority.