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Hundreds of people marched from Syracuse's federal building to a church to call for women's rights, while expressing concerns over the incoming Trump administration.
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The 3rd National Women's Rights Convention was held in Syracuse city Friday.
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A panel discussion was led by NYS Inspector General Lucy Lang. They covered a wide range of topics, from voting rights and domestic violence, to indigenous women and reproductive rights in the wake of the supreme court decision.
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A Syracuse-area state lawmaker plans to help move forward legislation that appears more urgent after a leaked document shows the Supreme Court may permit outlawing the procedure.
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The state's first female governor is standing up for a woman's right to choose in the face of a Texas law that bans abortions after six weeks of pregnancy.
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The National Women’s Hall of Fame in Seneca Falls welcomed its new leader Wednesday, who has set out a goal to bring more attention to the organization and its impacts.
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The 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment was widely celebrated Tuesday, but one women’s rights expert sees it as an ‘opportunity lost’ as much as a…
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Seneca Falls Women's March Expecting Thousands for Equal Rights, to Honor 100th Suffrage AnniversaryPeople who participate in this year’s Women’s March are honoring more than the call for equality and justice. The expected thousands that go to Seneca…
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More than 300 people took part in a Women's March in Syracuse Saturday, protesting for equality in pay, human rights for immigrants and people of color,…
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There’s a new place in Auburn to stop and learn about New York’s civil, women’s and LGBTQ rights pioneers. Officials cut the ribbon Tuesday on the 10…