ANNUAL REPORT 2015–2016 STAFF TOMIKA ANDERSON MAHA IBRAHIM AIDA SANCHEZ Associate Director Staff Attorney Development Assistant

LILIANA CARRILLO ANDREA OBANDO JESSICA STENDER Executive Assistant/Office Administrator Equal Justice Works Fellow Senior Staff Attorney

SARAH CHRISTIANO REBECCA PETERSON-FISHER Communications Associate Senior Staff Attorney

NOREEN FARRELL JENNIFER REISCH Executive Director Legal Director

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

COLLEEN BAL EMILY KATZ GHADA SALIBA-MALOUF Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich & Rosati, P.C. Emily Katz Kishawi Consulting Wells Fargo Bank

BARBARA S. BRYANT JENNIFER LIU, TREASURER JAMES STURDEVANT Mediation Law Offices of Barbara S. Bryant The Liu Law Firm, P.C. The Sturdevant Law Firm

EVE CERVANTEZ NISHA NANDA GILDA R. TURITZ, SECRETARY Altshuler Berzon LLP Loxo Oncology Sideman & Bancroft LLP

SIMONA A. FARRISE KRISTEN PALUMBO, VICE CHAIR CARL WHITAKER The Farrise Firm, P.C. Whitaker Communications LUCIA CORRAL PEÑA GAY CROSTHWAIT GRUNFELD Blue Shield of California Foundation Rosen, Bien, Galvan & Grunfeld, LLP DRUCILLA STENDER RAMEY, CHAIR SHIRLEY GEE Dean Emerita, Golden Gate Angel Plus LLC University School of Law

Cover photo: ERA’s shipyard plaintiffs inAviles v. BAE Systems Copyright © 2016 Equal RIghts Advocates. All rights reserved.

2 Equal Rights Advocates is dedicated to protecting and expanding economic and educational access and opportunities for women and girls.

3 MESSAGE FROM OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Dear Friends, Each of you has a story that connects you to the work of and legislation making California the first state with a Equal Rights Advocates. You may be a pioneer for women $15/hour minimum wage. With women comprising two- in the workplace or had a champion influence you. You thirds of the country’s minimum wage workforce and a may have faced hardship because of your sex, color of costing women $500 billion a year, these your skin, place of birth, or who you love. You likely expe- reforms are game changers for millions of women and rience “firsts” for women with mixed emotions – happy their families. to see barriers broken and frustrated with the pace of progress. These are the stories and sentiments that fuel Together, we enforce hard-earned rights. Important ERA’s urgent work. to ERA’s success is our unique ability to enforce the law. Through our free hotline, impact litigation, and Together, we foster strong girls. ERA is working at partnerships with advocates, educators, and employers, the K-12 and collegiate levels to improve outcomes for we assisted thousands of clients this year facing girls. Our K-12 education equity efforts benefited tens discrimination and other unfair treatment. Focused of thousands of girls this year, especially girls of color, on system reform, we move beyond quick wins. We threatened by violence and harassment or discriminatory reached a historic class action settlement this year that discipline procedures. We push reform and Title IX will radically improve promotion practices that depress enforcement at the collegiate level, where sexual assault the wages of female shipyard workers in Norfolk, disrupts the education of 1 in 5 young women and where Virginia. We are challenging a Raley’s policy denying women continue to receive fewer athletic opportunities so pregnancy accommodations to thousands of grocery important to their growth as leaders. workers. And we’ve taken on the entire California workers’ compensation system in a case challenging its Together, we accelerate the pace of change through law discriminatory allocation of benefits to female workers. reform. As chair of the Equal Pay Today! Campaign, we are working with partners in six states and at the federal Together, we will see these efforts through, as we have for level to close the gender pay gap. We’ve joined Patricia the past 42 years. We extend our heartfelt thanks to you, Arquette and advocates nationwide in a renewed call for for both the story that brought you to ERA and for your ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. As founder of generous support of gender justice! the Stronger California Campaign for women’s economic security, we worked with the state’s best advocates to Onward, drive passage of the nation’s strongest equal pay law, a Domestic Worker Bill of Rights requiring overtime pay,

Noreen Farrell Executive Director

4 MESSAGE FROM OUR BOARD CHAIR

Dear Friends, This is an extraordinarily historic year, one in which and dogs and mocked for their appearance is an attack I am especially proud to be a part of Equal Rights on all of us, emblematic of the forces marshaled against Advocates – as an advocate, passionate supporter, and equality of opportunity in America. This spectacle has now as chair of our transcendently dedicated Board of revealed what many of us know. Deep-rooted biases Directors. based on gender and race and other factors continue to stand as barriers to our country’s promise of equality Equal Rights Advocates has been an important part and vitally harm women and girls and their families of my life for over 42 years, dating from the moment every day and everywhere. I first met its fearless founders – Nancy Davis, Wendy Williams, Mary Dunlap, and Joan Graff. Mentored by I stand with ERA as an organization that guards and two of the most distinguished women lawyers in the strengthens the movement for equality. As this Annual nation, professors Herma Hill Kay and Barbara Babcock, Report details, we remain as effective and bold as ERA successfully took on ever, thanks to the constant and tireless support of our challenges and an astonishing number of other seminal community of women and men fiercely committed to cases and legislative initiatives of the early women’s equality of economic and education opportunities for movement. women and girls.

In the ensuing years, I have had the privilege of Thank you for standing with us. bestowing an ERA honor on my pioneering feminist mother, Dr. Estelle Ramey. I have also joined so many Sincerely, of you in supporting ERA in its nearly half-century of groundbreaking pursuit of equality for women and girls.

I give to ERA because our nation’s troubled past Drucilla Stender Ramey weighs heavily on me, and the bright future of the Chair, Board of Directors equality movement we are determined to achieve relies on me, on you, and on all of us. The upcoming national elections have televised and amplified the unmistakable reality that , racism, and other forms of hatred persist at profoundly disturbing levels across this country. That women have been called pigs

This report highlights ERA’s work from January 2015 to July 2016.

5 MAKING AN IMPACT With your support: We secured nearly $5 million in settlements and verdicts for women and girls challenging discrimination, as well as workplace policy reforms that will help tens of thousands of workers. We helped infuse state budgets with nearly $800 million to address poverty and expand access to child care as part of the Stronger California Women’s Agenda. We joined partners in leading a campaign that promotes school reforms to improve outcomes for young women of color, benefiting 38,000 students in the Oakland Unified School District. We built upon our $812,000 jury verdict for Maria Bojorquez with policy reform initiatives that will protect more than 200,000 janitors from sexual harassment and violence.

BUILDING POWER

THINKING BIG: LEADING HIGH IMPACT COLLABORATIONS ERA co-founded and now chairs strategic collaborative campaigns at the state and national levels, leading 29 partners building economic security for women in the Stronger California Campaign and leading 21 partners working in six states and at the federal level to close the pay gap in the Equal Pay Today! Campaign

BUILDING WOMEN’S POWER AND ECONOMIC SECURITY The Stronger California Campaign is driving groundbreaking policy reforms FINALLY PASS THE EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT on poverty, child care, fair pay and job We have joined activists across the country in reactivating opportunities, and family-friendly the call to amend the U.S. Constitution to expressly prohibit workplaces. California now boasts the sex discrimination. Our petition calling for ratification of the nation’s strongest equal pay law and ERA, launched with Academy Award-winning actress Patricia the first $15/hour state minimum wage, Arquette, reached hundreds of thousands this year and expanded access to paid family promoted the documentary “Equal Means Equal” featuring leave, and an increased budget for child ERA Legal Director Jennifer Reisch. care and to support children in poverty.

6 CLOSING THE WAGE GAP We are leveraging fair pay wins and innovations we lead in California to support similar reform in other states as chair of the national Equal Pay Today! CELEBRATING EMPLOYERS ON THE HIGH ROAD Campaign. We are stopping retaliation against We are activating high road employers as partners to workers who try to unearth discrimination and end- close the gender wage gap, supporting companies like ing employers’ reliance on prior salary (which often Salesforce taking the initiative with fair pay audits. At reflects discrimination) in initial hiring decisions. the United State of Women Summit this year, dozens of companies became engaged by taking the White House Equal Pay Pledge.

TRANSFORMING INDUSTRIES

ENDING SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN THE WORKPLACE Taking an industry-by-industry approach, ERA is working to end the epidemic of sexual violence against low-wage women workers. Through impact litigation, collaboration with worker centers like Restaurant Opportunities Centers United, and direct legal services, we are empowering workers to vindicate their right to work free of harassment.

STANDING WITH WOMEN IN THE UNIFORM TRADES ERA’s long history of advocating for women in uniform enabled us to successfully support four women fighting back against gender discrimination within the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department. A jury awarded the plaintiffs a $3.5 million verdict this year.

7 CHANGING SYSTEMS THAT DISCRIMINATE ERA and co-counsel filed JUSTICE FOR MARIA AND WOMEN JANITORS a proposed class action against To broaden the impact of our successful resolution the California workers’ compen- of Maria Bojorquez’s sexual harassment suit sation system, challenging its against janitorial giant ABM, we’ve launched a discriminatory devaluation of comprehensive campaign to assist thousands injuries experienced by women. more women janitors. We led passage of a California bill to beef up sexual harassment prevention requirements in the industry. We are also partnering with workers, unions, and others to improve practices in thousands of worksites. TRANSFORMING INDUSTRIES

KEEPING WORKING MOTHERS EMPLOYED Our proposed class action against Raley’s BREAKTHROUGHS IN MALE-DOMINATED INDUSTRIES grocery stores targets an unlawful policy We resolved two groundbreaking cases this year on behalf of women in denying thousands of grocery workers male-dominated fields. Our class settlement in Aviles v. BAE Systems will pregnancy accommodations and sheds put an end to discriminatory promotion practices depressing the wages light on how it harms low-wage women of female shipyard workers. We also collaborated with Jazz at Lincoln workers like plaintiff Lucianna Borrego. Center (which has never had a female instrumentalist) to ensure position posting and blind auditions.

8 MAKING SCHOOLS SAFER FOR GIRLS We represent four women students at a Bay Area university who were sexually assaulted by a repeat perpetrator. The case was featured in a front-page story in The Huffington Post.

REFORMING SCHOOL DISTRICTS Building upon our investigation of 116 school districts’ compliance with Title IX, we are working to implement reforms in districts with the most need. With partners, we are driving reform in the Oakland Unified School District to improve outcomes for girls of color who disproportionately face discriminatory discipline and sexual harassment at school. ADVANCING GIRLS

MOBILIZING GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN OF COLOR CHAMPIONING GIRLS AS ATHLETES Intent on disrupting inequality based on sex and race experienced by women Firm in the belief that sports are an important part and girls of color, we are proud of our collaborations with young women of of a girl’s education, we continue to fight for the color as leaders and influencers in the gender justice movement. At wage gap inspiring female athletes of the University of hearings this year, we promoted young women of color leading the fight for California at Berkeley’s field hockey team, who fair pay in industries like domestic work and the skilled trades. The hearing were denied equitable playing fields. After lengthy helped drive passage of groundbreaking legislation that will help thousands of negotiations, the team now has a home field, but women in these industries. work remains to ensure equitable facilities.

9 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW: STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES ERA’s fiscal year is from April 1 to March 31.

REVENUE

Foundation Grants 583,720 Unrestricted 68,626 THANK YOU FOR Temporarily Restricted 515,094 HELPING Individual Contributions 453,836 1.3% Cy-Pres Awards 71,760 GROW Attorney's Fees 1,021,582 17.3% 21.6% OUR IMPACT. In-Kind Contributions 64,995 % Events (net) 467,378 2.4 Investments (1,083) Net assets released from restriction 0 16.8% Unrestricted 481,844 NET ASSETS, 37.8% Temporarily Restricted (481,844) 2.6% BEGINNING Misc. Income 34,816 OF YEAR: Total $2,697,004 $869,468

NET ASSETS, 12.7% END OF YEAR: $1,954,617

EXPENSES 23.9%

Programs/Litigation 1,022,678 General and Administrative 204,704 Fundraising 384,473 63.4% Total $1,611,855

PERCENTAGE INCREASE IN

SUPPORT SINCE 2012 37% Foundation Support 73% Event Revenue Individual Contributions 126%

***ERA released an additional $293,750 from prior year grants and contributions during FY15-16. Our full Audited Financial Statements can be found online: equalrights.org/about-era/annual-report

10 THANK YOU!

Our work on behalf of girls, women, and families is possible because of the generous contributions of our beloved community of supporters. We extend deep appreciation to the following individuals, foundations, law firms, and businesses for supporting ERA’s mission. The following lists ERA's supporters for Jan. 1, 2015 through July 31, 2016. Please contact us if there are any omissions or errors.

BEQUEST TO ERA’S LEGACY FUND – PAYING IT FORWARD ERA was deeply honored to receive a bequest from Joanne Garvey’s estate. Joanne, a business and tax lawyer, was one of the earliest and most powerful feminist voices in national and local legal communities. She was a founder of California Women Lawyers, the first woman to serve on the California State Bar Board of Governors, and the first woman president of the Bar Association of San Francisco. Joanne valued ERA’s work advancing opportunities for women and girls. Her contributions to women’s equality will continue through ERA’s work.

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