The National Women's Alliance joins community-based organizations, politicians, policy makers, community leaders and activists in thinking seriously and strategically about political participation and mobilization among racial and ethnic minority groups.

In the summer of 2005, the National Women's Alliance launched two new programs: LEGWatch and ISSUEWatch. NWA LEGWatch serves as a guide on specific topics, which tracks and monitors legislation and public policies that directly impact women and girls of color. Through NWA ISSUEWatch, the National Women's Alliance aims to provide an intersectional perspective and analysis of issues impacting women and girls of color.

With an interest in domestic politics, the National Women's Alliance actively tracks legislation currently being discussed in the 109th Congress as well as examines the role of minorities and women within Congress. Moreover, prior to the 2004 Election, the National Women's Alliance took an active role in the political process with the creation of the 2004 National Election Guide: A Resouce for Policy Makers, Community Leaders and Concerned Citizens, which provided an analysis of the Presidential candidates based on issues that are relevant to racial and ethnic minorities, women, and the LGBTQ community.

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