Join us at upcoming events!

General Monthly Meetings

Join our monthly meetings for updates on what is happening in Washington, D.C. and our lobbying efforts, learn about policies we are working to shape, share your input and events, and plan next steps.

12:00-12:30pm ET — Open to All

12:30-1:00pm ET — Steering Committee Only

Regional Events

Boston – February 2 at 12pm ET - Register

Philadelphia – February 2 at 4:30pm ET - Register

Capitol Hill Day

Washington, D.C.March 10 – Join us for our WHA Endo & Adeno Coalition's Hill Day that includes a Congressional Briefing to educate and advocate to improve education and awareness, research, reimbursement and care through systemic change. 

Conferences

Capitol Hill 2025 Highlights

March — Breast Cancer Early Detection Coalition Online Congressional Briefing

April — CMS Reimbursement Discrimination Congressional Briefing

May — Women's Health Capitol Hill Day, Sex Matters Congressional Luncheon, and Women's Health Reception

July — Breast Cancer Early Detection Coalition Capitol Hill Day

September — Menopause Congressional Briefing

October — Hill and Zoom Meetings for Breast Cancer Awareness Month for the Breast Cancer Early Detection Coalition

December — Steering Committee Retreat and meetings in Congress and with the Department of Health and Human Services

Online Congressional Event Recordings

Congressional Briefing on Breast Cancer Early Detection

With 71% of breast cancer patients having dense breasts and mammograms alone missing 50% of cancer in women with dense breasts, coverage for supplemental screening that is essential for early detection is vital. This Breast Cancer Early Detection Coalition briefing explains how screening works and coverage gaps and includes remarks from a patient advocate, breast oncologist clinicians and policy experts. — See recording

Congressional Briefing on Menopause

Some 75 million American women are currently in perimenopause, menopause, or post-menopause. Once a woman transitions to menopause, her risk for heart disease, autoimmune diseases, Alzheimer’s, and other conditions increases significantly. Women can experience many symptoms, i.e., hot flashes, sleep disturbances, brain fog, and urinary incontinence – all of which can impact work, families and communities.

Lost workdays alone due to menopause symptoms cost the U.S. economy $1.8 billion annually, according to the Mayo Clinic. This briefing examines the vast impact of menopause and policy recommendations with speakers from Golden Seeds and Femtech AZ, Hello Heart, Elektra Health, the National Menopause Foundation and the NY Assembly. — See recording

Online advocacy training & empowerment recordings

Women's Health Research: Why We Need It Now More Than Ever Webinar on July 7

Women face health conditions that solely, disproportionately, and/or differently affect them yet they remain underrepresented and underfunded in research and overlooked in healthcare. Only 2% of venture capital and 8% of government grants are dedicated to women's health. This webinar highlights valuable research that is closing these gaps and is led by our Pittsburgh Chapter. The speakers are from UPMC Magee-Women’s Health, Women Who Rock and Women's Health Advocates. — See recording

Advocacy How-To Webinar on July 10

Find out how the government works and what it takes to be an effective advocate in shaping policy and funding levels from our expert advocates who share timelines, factors, challenges, and opportunities that all shape the legislative process. The speakers are from the Maternal Mental Health Leadership Alliance, Community Catalyst, G2G Consulting, and former Congressional staff. — See recording

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