Women
Governor Hochul announced New York’s participation in the United Nations’ 16 Days of Activism to End Gender-Based Violence global campaign with the 2025 theme UNiTE to End Digital Violence against All Women and Girls.
La gobernadora Hochul se reunió hoy con nuevas mamás y familias para destacar nuevas iniciativas de asequibilidad que aportarán miles de dólares a las familias de todo Nueva York.
Earlier, Governor Hochul met with new moms and families to highlight new affordability initiatives that will put thousands of dollars back in the pockets of families across New York.
Governor Hochul met with new moms and families to highlight new affordability initiatives that will put thousands of dollars back in the pockets of families across New York.
Governor Hochul announced the release of New York’s first-ever maternal mental health report detailing the challenges pregnant women are facing and recommendations for improvements statewide. I
La gobernadora Hochul destacó los avances en el fortalecimiento de la respuesta policial ante la violencia doméstica y la mejora de la protección de las víctimas y sus familias mediante mejoras significativas en la capacitación de los nuevos agentes de policía y los agentes en servicio.
Governor Hochul highlighted progress in strengthening the law enforcement response to domestic violence and better protecting survivors and families through significant improvements to training for police recruits and current law enforcement professionals.
Governor Hochul announced that New York State will protect access to reproductive health care services despite Washington Republicans' targeted attacks against Planned Parenthood health centers and the services they provide.
Con la seguridad de todos los neoyorquinos como máxima prioridad, la gobernadora Hochul declaró octubre como el Mes de Concientización sobre la Violencia Doméstica en Nueva York.
With the safety of all New Yorkers a top priority, Governor Hochul recognized October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month in New York, issuing a proclamation and directing State landmarks to be illuminated in purple tonight, October 6, in honor of those impacted by domestic violence.