Today, Jennifer Klein, NeeraTanden46, and Isabel Casillas Guzman convened small business owners, lenders, and resource partners to discuss support for child care small businesses, launching a Month of Action on Care.

This Women’s History Month, the Biden-Harris Administration is taking bold action to transform women’s health research.

Teams across HHS are proud to play key roles in President Biden’ new Executive Order that will improve the lives of women across the country. ➡️ bit.ly/4ajf6YO

We've launched the White House Initiative on Women’s Health Research to pioneer the next generation of scientific research and discoveries in women’s health.

And today, we're dedicating $200 million to tackle some of the most pressing health problems facing women today.

Happy Women’s History Month from the White House! Our Administration is committed to building a world worthy of the dreams and goals of all women and girls.

At yesterday's Women’s History Month reception, I was proud to sign an Executive Order directing a comprehensive set of actions to ensure that women’s health is integrated and prioritized across our government – from budget plans to the research we fund.

Yesterday, President Biden signed an executive order that takes an important step in fundamentally changing how we approach and fund women’s health research across our nation.

President Biden and I know: When we uplift women, we uplift families, communities, and economies.

The Irish poet Eavan Boland wrote –

“I’ve learned my name. I rise. I rose up. I remembered it. Now, I could tell my story. It was different from the stories told about me.”

American women have risen up to tell their story.

Today, we celebrated them at the White House.

Women make up half the population but, for far too long, have been understudied or even not included in health research. I am so grateful to the Biden Administration, who is working to change that through the first-ever @whitehouse Initiative on Women’s Health Research, which I…

To mark Women’s History Month, President Biden, alongside the First Lady, the Vice President, and the Second Gentleman, signed a historic Executive Order that will direct the most comprehensive set of executive actions ever taken to expand and improve research on women’s health.

We trust women, and women trust us to fight for reproductive freedom.

My mother, Shyamala Gopalan, was a scientist who had two goals in life: to cure breast cancer and to raise her two daughters.

As President Biden signs a new Executive Order to expand and improve research on women’s health, I am thinking of her.

NEW: President Biden just signed an Executive Order to expand and improve research on women’s health.

Through our White House Initiative on Women’s Health Research, our Administration is working to fundamentally change how we approach and fund women’s health research in the U.S.

Today, President Biden signed a new Executive Order to expand and improve research on women’s health and ensure women get the answers they need when it comes to their health. Learn more: whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/…

Follow along with us this week at the 68th Commission on the Status of Women, where Gender Policy Council Director Jennifer Klein delivered remarks yesterday U.S. Mission to the UN outlining U.S. global gender priorities.

It was a privilege to speak alongside U.S. Mission to the UN The Secretary's Office of Global Women's Issues and USAID colleagues with our partners Canada, the UK, and Colombia on advancing women's political participation and leadership in the digital age. #CSW68 state.gov/68th-session-o…

I know that folks are worried about what they’re seeing happening to women all across America.

I am too. I hear about it everywhere I go.

My message is: Vice President Kamala Harris and I are fighting for the freedom of women, for families, and for doctors who care for these women.

Alabama lawmakers are scrambling to protect IVF treatment after a court ruled embryos are children. The Chair of the Gender Policy Council at the White House Jennifer Klein joins The Weekend to discuss the Biden Administration response.

After the Dobbs decision, the Biden-Harris administration spoke to those affected by ruling. White House official Jennifer Klein, says in the coming weeks, the Biden-Harris Administration will do the same in Alabama as they work to protect IVF.