Business-commissioned Study Inflates Cost of NYC Paid Sick Leave, Say Researchers
Washington, DC—In a letter to the Speaker of the New [...]
Report Finds Higher Women’s Poverty Rates, Stubborn Gender Wage Gap in the Washington Region
Washington, DC—A new report produced by the Washington Area Women's [...]
Report Finds Higher Women's Poverty Rates, Stubborn Gender Wage Gap in the Washington Region
Washington, DC—A new report produced by the Washington Area Women's [...]
Business-commissioned Study Inflates Cost of NYC Paid Sick Leave, Say Researchers
In a letter to the Speaker of the New York [...]
Public Assistance Not Reaching Poor Women During Recession; Tremendous Variation across the States
WASHINGTON, DC – Over fifteen and a half million women [...]
Gender Wage Gap Stagnant Overall, Women Not Doing Better
Washington, DC—A new fact sheet released today by the Institute [...]
Young Women Now Less Likely to Work in Same Jobs as Men; Wage Gap Continues Due to Occupational Segregation
WASHINGTON, DC—A new briefing paper from the Institute for Women's [...]
Low‐Income Women Lack Housing Options Five Years After Katrina
Fact sheets released today by the Institute for Women’s Policy Research show that women of color remained, returned, or moved to New Orleans in low numbers relative to white women in the five years since Hurricane Katrina and the flooding of the city.
Institute for Women’s Policy Research Announces New Research Director
WASHINGTON, D.C. June 25 - The Institute for Women’s Policy [...]
New IWPR/IFES Survey Reports on Women’s Political, Economic, and Social Status in Morocco
A national survey of the political, economic, social and legal status of women in Morocco released today by the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES) and the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR) shows a mixed picture of women’s status in the region.
