Women Hitting the Wall
by Robert Drago, PhD Study findings released last Wednesday claimed [...]
DC Basic Economic Security Tables-Workforce Development-Policy Brief (2010)
As Washington, DC grapples with and emerges from the “Great Recession,” it must prepare for recovery, and place a renewed emphasis on moving economically vulnerable DC families onto a path of economic security.
DC Basic Economic Security Tables-Bridging Gaps-Policy Brief (2010)
As Washington, DC grapples with and emerges from the “Great Recession,” it must prepare for recovery and place a renewed emphasis on moving economically vulnerable District families onto a path of economic security.
DC Basic Economic Security Tables-Executive Summary-Policy Brief (2010)
Increasing Costs, Too Few Good Jobs, Insufficient Education and Training and a Lack of Savings Prevent District Residents from Achieving Economic Security.
DC Basic Economic Security Tables-Methodology-Report (2010)
The Basic Economic Security TablesTM Index (BEST) is a measure of the basic needs and assets workers require for economic security throughout a lifetime and across generations.
Mounting Losses: Women and Public Housing After Hurricane Katrina
New Orleans public housing apartments five years ago were home to thousands of families.
What Do Alan Simpson and Larry Summers Have in Common?
They both want to cut Social Security benefits and they [...]
IWPR Newsletter: Summer 2010
Million Dollar Grant to Build Supports for Student Parents; IWPR Mourns the Loss of a Legend; and more articles.
Women in Poverty during the Great Recession
Women across the United States continue to feel the effects of the recession that began at the end of 2007.
Women’s Economic Security in the Labor Market and in Retirement
Race and Gender Differences are Still Very Significant. White and Asian American Men Earn the most. Hispanic Women Earn the Least.
