‘Sounding the Alarm’: Jacksonville research center finds Black girls receive unfair punishment
By Beth Reese Cravey Black girls are "disproportionately punished" in [...]
By Beth Reese Cravey Black girls are "disproportionately punished" in [...]
By Martha C. White Much of the concern about women’s [...]
By Sam Stein With help from Myah Ward and Joanne [...]
By Alexandria Herr Monday was International Women’s Day, and oil [...]
Over the past year, the COVID-19 pandemic has hit AAPI [...]
Washington, D.C. – A new policy brief, “Here to Stay: Black, Latina and Afro-Latina Women in Construction Trades Apprenticeships and Employment,” highlights that while the number of Black women apprentices grew by over 50 percent and the number of Latina apprentices nearly doubled between 2016 and 2019, Black and Latina women remain severely underrepresented (3.6 percent) in federally registered trade apprenticeships.
March 7th-13th is Women in Construction Week. For women who [...]
By Kavita Nandini Ramdas Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, women [...]
Washington, DC— While new Employment Situation data for February shows a 245,000 increase in women’s jobs on payroll (64.6% of all added jobs), women are still 5.1 million jobs below February 2020, compared with 4.4 million fewer jobs on payroll for men; at its deepest level in April 2020 women’s payroll employment was down 12.1 million.
Activism on the Frontlines (03/04/21) When it comes to Myanmar’s [...]