Work with co-chairs of the Congressional Caucus on Black Women and Girls to advance efforts to ensure federal policies see and serve Black women and girls equally.

“I am deeply honored to join the Caucus on Black Women and Girls as a Co-Chair next Congress and pick up the mantle from Congresswomen Bonnie Watson Coleman, Yvette Clarke, and Robin Kelly,” said Congresswoman Lateefah Simon. “I started my career working with young girls who were impacted by the criminal justice system, and I know intimately that in every aspect of life from school to the workplace — Black women and girls face unique opportunities and challenges. Congress can and should do more to ensure that our federal policies sees and serves Black women and girls equally, and I look forward to working with my Co-Chairs on this caucus to advance these efforts. Thank you to Congresswomen Watson Coleman, Clarke, and Kelly for the pioneering work you have done to advocate for our girls in Congress — the fight continues.”

Simon said she looks forward to working with the caucus co-chairs to advance efforts so federal policies see and serve Black women and girls equally.

CCBWG ANNOUNCES NEW CO-CHAIRS TO LEAD CAUCUS IN 120TH CONGRESS - Congresswoman Yvette Clarke
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“Lateefah Simon”; “I look forward to working with my Co-Chairs on this caucus to advance these efforts.”

Unverified model/legacy excerpt; not proof. AI summary (separate from source): Within the lookback window, an official House release announced Simon as an incoming 120th Congress co-chair and quoted her committing to work with the caucus co-chairs, but the role and work described are prospective rather than completed as of September 23, 2026.

unresolved later_term A for effort

CCBWG ANNOUNCES NEW CO-CHAIRS TO LEAD CAUCUS IN 120TH CONGRESS - Congresswoman Yvette Clarke
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“As Members of the Congressional Caucus on Black Women and Girls (CCBWG), we write”; “Delia Ramirez, Lateefah Simon, Shri Thanedar”

Unverified model/legacy excerpt; not proof. AI summary (separate from source): An official CCBWG release says caucus co-chair Yvette Clarke and colleagues led a Department of Labor letter on Black women’s unemployment, and it identifies Simon among the signers. This is concrete same-term caucus-related advocacy but not enactment or final delivery of the broader policy commitment.

partial same_term A for effort

CLARKE, COLLEAGUES WRITE TO DEPARTMENT OF LABOR URGING ACTION TO ADDRESS THE CRISIS OF BLACK WOMEN UNEMPLOYMENT
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