Emotional Labor, Economic Loss: How Bias and Discrimination Harm LGBTQIA+ Workers
June 17 marks LGBTQ+ Equal Pay Awareness Day—a day to [...]
Short-Term Credentials, Long-Term Impact: Making Skills-Based Education Work for Women
In early May, researchers, practitioners, and advocates came together at [...]
Building Skills to Ensure Women Can Compete in the Generative AI Era
It is no secret that technology is reshaping the labor [...]
Threats to Medicaid Will Hit Women the Hardest
Key committees in the US House of Representatives are scheduled [...]
Lessons from DC Paid Family Leave
The importance—if not the necessity—of paid leave for women and [...]
This Social Work Month, Let’s Uplift Those Who Uplift Others
March is Social Work Month, and this year’s theme—“Compassion + [...]
Remote Working: An Underrecognized Tool for Reducing Health Inequality
Workplace flexibility leads to a healthier work-life balance. March 13 [...]
Why Are States Trying to Bury the Truth About Preventable Deaths of Pregnant Women?
Maternal mortality review committees (MMRCs) can play a critical [...]
Hope Is in Session
Hope may be hard to come by this post-election [...]
Historic Senate Wins for Black Women
For the first time in electoral history, the US Senate [...]
