The Economic Cost of Intimate Partner Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking
Intimate partner violence (IPV), sexual assault, and stalking have profound economic effects on victims and survivors.
Five Ways Washington State’s Recent Paid Leave Law Breaks New Ground
By Kelly Rolfes-Haase On July 5, Gov. Jay Inslee signed [...]
Intern Spotlight: Abigail Clayborne
Name: Abigail Clayborne Major/Year/School: Bachelor of Business Administration with a [...]
IWPR Update: Black Women’s Equal Pay, Work-Family Supports, and Access to Child Care
This week at IWPR, we focused on the Black Women's [...]
The Gender Wage Gap and Work-Family Supports: Women’s Choices or Policy Choices?
By Emma Williams-Baron and Ariane Hegewisch Progress towards closing the [...]
Intern Spotlight: Greg Nelson
Name: Greg Nelson Major/Year/School: Political Science, M.A. Candidate at Appalachian [...]
Intern Spotlight: Arwa Ali
Name: Arwa Ali Major/Year/School: B.A. in Economics, Class of ’18, [...]
IWPR Research News Roundup – July 2017
RESEARCH MAKING THE NEWS Women View Online Harassment Differently Than [...]
5 Stats to Know on Black Women’s Equal Pay Day
5 Stats to Know on Black Women’s Equal Pay Day [...]
Intern Spotlight: Alex Mull-Dreyer
Name: Alex Mull-Dreyer Major/Year/School: Davidson College ‘18, major in Political [...]
