Student Debt Is a Crisis for Women, and Black Women Bear the Greatest Burden
After treading water through two years of pandemic-related student loan [...]
Pregnancy Accommodations Can Help Tackle Skill Shortages, Retain Talent in the Trades
Over four decades after the passage of the Pregnancy Discrimination [...]
The Pandemic Has Been Toughest on Young Black, Latina, and LGBTQ Women. They Know the Policy Solutions to Help.
This week, IWPR hosted a webinar focused on the needs [...]
Retail and Warehousing: The Workers Powering the Holiday Season
As more families buy their holiday gifts online rather than [...]
Join Us Next Week! IWPR Hosts Two Webinars on Young Women and Mothers in the Pandemic Recession
REGISTER TODAY Young women are starting [...]
“She-flation”? What the Rise in Inflation Might Mean for Women
Inflation continues to affect the United States economy. In October, [...]
IWPR Research Shows Negative Impact of Abortion Bans on State Economies
The Supreme Court today will hear oral arguments on a [...]
TIME’S UP & IWPR PRESENT: The Financial Costs of Workplace Sexual Harassment IG Live
The impacts of workplace sexual harassment are severe and far-reaching. [...]
New Tradeswomen Survey Shows that Construction Industry Needs to Tackle Discrimination and Harassment to Retain Women; Oregon Initiatives Show How
More women than ever work in the construction trades. The [...]
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Build Back Better Bill is “Down Payment on a Fairer, More Equitable Economic Future,” says Institute for Women’s Policy Research President and CEO C. Nicole MasonBuild Back Better Bill is “Down Payment on a Fairer, More Equitable Economic Future,” says Institute for Women’s Policy Research President and CEO C. Nicole Mason
Build Back Better Bill is “Down Payment on a Fairer, More Equitable Economic Future,” says Institute for Women’s Policy Research President and CEO C. Nicole Mason
The Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR) today hailed House [...]
