The Pervasive Legacy of Medical Racism and Its Role in the Black Maternal Health Crisis
“Listen to the whispers before they become screams.” That [...]
Congress Has a Responsibility to End the Black Maternal Health Crisis
Yesterday marked the start of Black Maternal Health Week, [...]
Care Conference 2024: Economic Policies for Gender & Racial Equity—Earnings, Care, and Public Revenue
This is the first blog in a series detailing the [...]
The Black Maternal Health Crisis: Federal and State Policy Solutions
Black maternal health is in a state of emergency [...]
Black Maternal Health Week 2024 Highlights Ongoing US Maternal Health Crisis for Black Women
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 11, 2024 Contact: William Lutz 202-785-5100 [...]
Paid Sick Leave Access Increased during the Last Decade, but Inequities Remain
This fact sheet examines changes in access to paid [...]
All Americans Deserve Paid Leave Benefits: Policy Options for Congress
Better paid leave policies benefit all workers but are [...]
IWPR Releases New Poll Detailing the Concerns of Caregivers and Women in the Workforce
Care is the cornerstone of economic activity, yet it [...]
Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Women Earn Less than White Men in All but One State
In 2022, the median annual earnings of Asian American, [...]
Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Women and the Wage Gap
April 3 is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific [...]
