Conference on the U.S. Care Infrastructure to Highlight Problems and Possibilities Post-COVID
On March 4 and 5, 2022, the Institute for Women’s [...]
Student Debt Is a Crisis for Women, and Black Women Bear the Greatest Burden
After treading water through two years of pandemic-related student loan [...]
Pregnancy Accommodations Can Help Tackle Skill Shortages, Retain Talent in the Trades
Over four decades after the passage of the Pregnancy Discrimination [...]
The States Making Strides to Close the Gender Wage Gap
In 2020, women made 83 cents on the dollar compared [...]
Senate Failed Again to Ensure Fair Access to the Ballot Box, Crucial to Addressing Racial and Gender Inequities in Our Society
This week, the US Senate failed again to pass voting [...]
December #JobsDay Data Show Women’s Recovery, and Child Care and Elder Care, Continued to Fall Behind Recovery
The December 2021 jobs report provided a mixed picture, with [...]
Holiday “Magic” Is Also Unpaid Care Work
The gender inequities in care work are well-documented. According to [...]
The Pandemic Has Been Toughest on Young Black, Latina, and LGBTQ Women. They Know the Policy Solutions to Help.
This week, IWPR hosted a webinar focused on the needs [...]
The “She-cession” Continues, November #JobsDay Data Shows
November jobs report data released on Friday (December 3) by [...]
Retail and Warehousing: The Workers Powering the Holiday Season
As more families buy their holiday gifts online rather than [...]
