Women: How Higher Education Doesn’t Pay
Gotta love it: the more education women get, the more [...]
Study: Less Black Women in Post-Katrina New Orleans
Fewer Black women remained, returned or moved to New Orleans [...]
Five years after Katrina… Black women, children and the poor most vulnerable Poor women remain ‘in limbo,’ study finds
"Women of color remained, returned, or moved to New Orleans [...]
‘Mancession’ Continues Despite Gains
Mark Perry, a visiting scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, [...]
Child Care Support for Student Parents in Community College Is Crucial for Success, but Supply and Funding Are Inadequate
Of the over 6 million students earning college credit at community colleges, 1.7 million (27 percent) are parents. Of those, about 1 million (16 percent) are single parents, more than twice the proportion at 4-year institutions. Three-quarters of single parents in college are women.
Focus on Morocco Topic Brief: Project Overview and Respondent Demographics (French Translation)
Ce projet est effectué par la Fondation internationale pour les systèmes électoraux (IFES) et l'Institut chargé des recherches relatives aux politiques de la femme (IWPR), et financé par l'Agence canadienne de développement international (CIDA)
Sick-leave Issue Connects with Every Worker
“On Election Day, 69 percent of Milwaukee voters decided that [...]
Women’s Vote Clinches Election Victory: 8 Million More Women than Men Voted for Obama
Women’s Vote Clinches Election Victory: 8 Million More Women than [...]
Why More Visas for Foreign Nurses? (Lou Dobbs Tonight, CNN)
PILGRIM: The United States faces a critical shortage of qualified [...]
The Pink Election Guide 2008: Cutting to the Chase
“For most Americans, the first three quarters of this year [...]
