November 15, 2002
Rep. Pelosi Becomes First Woman to Lead a Party; Rep. Pryce Becomes Highest Ranking Republican Woman
In a historic vote, the Democratic Caucus on November 14 elected Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) to be Minority Leader forView More
Women’s Caucus
November 8, 2002
Election 2002 Wrap-up
While the 2000 election brought a record number of women to Congress, the 2002 election saw little change in theView More
October 11, 2002
House Honors Congresswoman Mink by Renaming Title IX
On October 9, the House unanimously approved, 410-0, a resolution (H. J. Res. 113) honoring the contributions of Rep. PatsyView More
October 4, 2002
Rep. Patsy Mink Honored by Colleagues
On October 1, Members of the House paid tribute to their colleague, Rep. Patsy Mink (D-HI), who passed away onView More
July 26, 2002
House and Senate Resolutions Honor Lindy Boggs and Women’s Caucus
A concurrent resolution (H. Con. Res. 439) honoring the contributions and achievements of former Congresswoman Lindy Boggs (D-LA) on theView More
May 17, 2002
Women’s Caucus Details Priorities Before LHHSE Subcommittee
Continuing a longstanding tradition, members of the Congressional Caucus for Women’s Issues on May 16 testified before the House AppropriationsView More
April 19, 2002
25th Anniversary of the Congressional Caucus for Women’s Issues
On April 17, Women’s Policy, Inc. held its 2002 Congressional Dinner at the National Building Museum. The dinner celebrated theView More
March 8, 2002
Women’s Caucus Partners with Lifetime Television to Address Violence Against Women
On March 4, the Congressional Caucus for Women’s Issues and Lifetime Television kicked off their “Stop Violence Week in Washington”View More
November 2, 2001
Women’s Caucus Highlights Treatment of Afghan Women and Domestic Violence Awareness Month
On October 31, the Congressional Caucus for Women’s Issues held special orders to discuss the treatment of women in AfghanistanView More
October 19, 2001
Members Discuss Plight of Afghan Women
On October 16, Members of the House held a special order to discuss the plight of Afghan women. “We hopeView More