For more than 35 years, the National Women’s Law Center has fought for policy and legislation to expand and protect what it believes to be the rights due to women and children. President and co-founder Nancy Duff Campbell, 66, has been at the center of those battles, arguing her way to the Supreme Court on behalf of unemployed mothers, and to the halls of Congress to pass laws like the monumental Tax Reform Act of 1986. Campbell shared with The Examiner by e-mail why she’s kept at it, and why the work is far from complete.

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