Women have taken a staggering Covid hit. Now they offer the best hopes for the future
By Marianne Schnall On March 11, 2020, the World Health [...]
Pushed out by pandemic, women struggle to regain footing in U.S. job market
By Jonnelle Marte and Aleksandra Michalska (Reuters) - Katy McAvoy [...]
COVID-19 Related Long-Term Unemployment Could Lead to Long-Term Scarring, Especially for Women of Color
Almost four in ten unemployed women have now been out [...]
More Than 50% Of Women Say They’ve Cut Back Working Hours Due to Caretaking Responsibilities During the Pandemic
Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner, CEO of MomsRising and Institute for Women's Policy [...]
Building a Better Post-COVID Future for Women in New Orleans
The coronavirus pandemic has had a devastating impact on women’s [...]
What it means to return to a “pre-pandemic” economy
By Kimberly Adams A new report from the Congressional Budget [...]
Women and the COVID-19 Pandemic: Five Charts and a Table Tracking the 2020 “She-Cession” by Race and Gender
The COVID-19 pandemic has been devastating for the U.S. economy, and women, particularly women of color, have been hit especially hard. 2020 ended with women’s numbers of jobs on payroll being still much further below their February levels than men’s.
Building Back Better Post-COVID: Opportunities for Women in Skilled Trade and Technical Jobs in New Orleans
Read IWPR's new briefing paper, Building a Better Future for [...]
Black & Latinx Women Hit Hardest By Job Loss — Let’s Talk About Why
By Sa'iyda Shabazz When COVID hit and the stay-at-home orders [...]
JPMorgan Sees Biden’s Stimulus Cutting Unemployment to Less Than 5% by Year End
by Juliana Kaplan In December 2020, the unemployment rate was [...]
