On this episode of Network reACTS, host Erica Ramirez, New Mexico Voices Las Cruces Chapter Leader of Independent Women’s Network, is joined by New Mexico State Representative Andi Reeb to unpack the growing controversy around restroom access at the state Capitol.
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Peeing turns partisan as N.M. Republicans decry transgender bathroom use
On this episode of Network reACTS, Patrice Onwuka, Director of the Center for Economic Opportunity at Independent Women, talked with Alison Furno, a Phoenix-based business owner and IWN Chapter Member, about the value of flexible work and how smart policy can help entrepreneurs thrive without traditional constraints.
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National, Stand for Worker Freedom and Support Portable Benefits
On this episode of Network reACTS, host Julie Gunlock, Director of Independent Women’s Network, is joined by Jordanne Kemper, Vice President of Independent Women’s Voice, to break down new polling from New Jersey on sex and gender issues.
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On this episode of Network reACTS, host Kayli Hamilton, Advocacy Associate at Independent Women, is joined by Jordanne Kemper, Vice President of Independent Women’s Voice. They unpack key wins from the 2025 state legislative session, including defining “woman” in law, grassroots advocacy through IWN, and policy victories in economic opportunity. This conversation highlights the power of persistence, policy, and local action to protect women and advance freedom.
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Independent Women: State Action
Protect Women’s Privacy: Urge Your NC Legislator To Vote YES On HB 805 Veto Override
New Jersey’s energy policies are more extreme than California’s – and most New Jersey voters don’t know it!
In this episode of Network reACTS, Jordanne Kemper, Vice President of Independent Women’s Voice, sits down with Gabriella Hoffman, Director of the Center for Energy and Conservation, to break down the state’s radical 2035 energy mandates, what voters are missing, and how it could cost over $1.4 trillion.
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The Supreme Court just issued a major decision reaffirming parental rights, but what does it actually mean for families, schools, and students?
In this episode of Network reACTS, host Beth Parlato, Senior Legal Advisor at Independent Women’s Law Center, sits down with Neeraja Deshpande, Policy Analyst at Independent Women, to break down the ruling, explore the dissents, and explain how parents can take action – especially when it comes to opting their children out of controversial lessons.
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Books in SCOTUS Parental Rights Case Aren’t Just Woke – They’re Worthless
