Why Do Women Inventors Hold So Few Patents?
By Adrienne LaFrance Lisa Seacat DeLuca is the most prolific [...]
At the Current Rate, Women Inventors Will Not Reach Parity in Patenting Until 2092
Although women have more than quintupled their representation among patent holders since 1977, fewer than one in five of all patents had at least one woman inventor in 2010, according to a new briefing paper by the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR). IWPR projects that at the current rate of progress, women inventors will not reach parity in patenting until 2092.
Op-Ed: College Kids, With Kids
By Jamie Merisotis and Anne-Marie Slaughter There’s one big obstacle [...]
[VIDEO] The Challenges Facing Low-Income Female Students
SCOTT CARLSON: I'm Scott Carlson from The Chronicle of Higher [...]
Opinion: Why I’m suing Arizona to help low-wage workers
By Regina Romero HB2579 represents blatant legislative overreach into local [...]
Opinion: Why I'm suing Arizona to help low-wage workers
By Regina Romero HB2579 represents blatant legislative overreach into local [...]
This 17-Year-Old Was Fired After Asking for Equal Pay at Her Summer Job
By Hannah Orenstein Jensen isn't sure yet if she'll take [...]
Why One Researcher Worries about Welfare Reform’s Impact on White Men
By Danielle Paquette Still, Heidi Hartmann, president of the Institute [...]
How Wall Street Keeps Outrageous Gender Bias Quiet 20 Years After the Boom-Boom Room
By Susan Antilla Everybody loves a half-price sale, and if [...]
U.S. Soccer Is Saying There Isn’t A Gender Wage Gap
By Haley Goldberg In April, Alex Morgan and four of her fellow [...]
