NYU Law professor of Lawyering. Thinking and writing about pregnant, parent, and caregiving people in the workplace.
Madeleine Gyory
Amazing op-ed by @hdamonfeng.bsky.social about the Trump administration targeting vulnerable kids--again.
Michel Martin of @npr.org = today's hero
Madeleine Gyory
Trump's changes to DOJ & EEOC pose grave threats to new workplace protections for reproductive healthcare access. Rolling back new pregnancy rules will harm workers seeking all kinds of care, including miscarriage care. See my op-ed in @bloomberglaw.com today:
news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/...
Madeleine Gyory
NYU Law’s Madeleine Gyory says the curtailment of federal protections for reproductive health-care access for workers would further erode reproductive rights in the US after the Dobbs decision.
On #InternationalWomensDay, we honor NYU Law alumna Inez Milholland (Class of 1912), pictured here leading the historic 1913 Women's Suffrage Parade in Washington, D.C. Her courage reminds us of how far we've come and the ongoing work toward full equality. #NYULaw #WomensHistory
One aspect of the abortion wars that always fires me up is the claim that faith is only relevant to people who oppose abortion access. Glad to see the Lawyering Project making clear that people of faith need abortion, support abortion, and provide abortions.
lawyeringproject.org/our-work/202...
"Columbia is being made a test case for the detention of activists & decimation of higher education in the U.S. It's distressing & dangerous that university administrations are capitulating...We need them to commit to keeping our community safe from illegal show detentions such as Khalil’s."
The Lawyering Project uses the law to improve abortion access and uphold the rights and dignity of people seeking and providing reproductive health care.
Among the Trump administration’s ongoing assaults on lawyers is its very real threat to take away critical legal services from vulnerable kids. My write-up for @slate.bsky.social is below.
Immigration officials are threatening to prioritize unaccompanied immigrant children for deportation.
slate.com
In which the Department of Homeland Security struggles to answer a very simple question: "Is any criticism of the United States government a deportable offense?"
(From NPR here: www.npr.org/2025/03/13/n...)
