Working in Harm’s Way: How Occupational Segregation Impacts Black Maternal Health
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Across Degrees, Titles, and States, Black Women Earn Just 64 Cents on the Dollar
Across Degrees, Titles, and States, Black Women Earn Just 64 Cents on the Dollar
State-Level Abortion Restrictions Cost the US Economy $133 Billion
State-Level Abortion Restrictions Cost the US Economy $133 Billion
Abortion Restrictions Cost the US $64 Billion a Year—With Black Women Bearing the Brunt
Abortion Restrictions Cost the US $64 Billion a Year—With Black Women Bearing the Brunt
Emotional Labor, Economic Loss: How Bias and Discrimination Harm LGBTQIA+ Workers
Emotional Labor, Economic Loss: How Bias and Discrimination Harm LGBTQIA+ Workers
Short-Term Credentials, Long-Term Impact: Making Skills-Based Education Work for Women
Short-Term Credentials, Long-Term Impact: Making Skills-Based Education Work for Women
Cost, Coverage, and Contraception: How Policy Can Improve Access for Community College Students
Cost, Coverage, and Contraception: How Policy Can Improve Access for Community College Students
Protected: 2025 Cost of Reproductive Rights Restrictions Analysis
Protected: 2025 Cost of Reproductive Rights Restrictions Analysis
The Extreme Costs of Abortion Bans to Women and the US Economy
Building Skills to Ensure Women Can Compete in the Generative AI Era
Building Skills to Ensure Women Can Compete in the Generative AI Era
When Hospitals Vanish, Mothers Die: Why Giving Birth Is Riskier in These US States
When Hospitals Vanish, Mothers Die: Why Giving Birth Is Riskier in These US States
Post-Dobbs America: The Economic and Workforce Impacts of Abortion Bans
Post-Dobbs America: The Economic and Workforce Impacts of Abortion Bans
Birth Work Under Pressure: Supporting Black Midwives and Doulas Amid a Changing Landscape
Birth Work Under Pressure: Supporting Black Midwives and Doulas Amid a Changing Landscape
When Hospitals Vanish, Mothers Die: Why Giving Birth Is Riskier in These US States
When Hospitals Vanish, Mothers Die: Why Giving Birth Is Riskier in These US States
If Parenting Came with a Paycheck, Mothers of Young Children Would Earn $450 Billion a Year