The Learning Bulletin Board
Online education tools, mental health care and more: a collection of views and news from our special report.
Holding Up Half the Sky: Mothers as Workers, Primary Caregivers, & Breadwinners During COVID-19
In the United States, women now make up more than 50 percent of the workforce, reflecting growth in health care, education, and service sectors over the last decade. The decline of the wages and real earnings of all workers over time coupled with the rise in cost of living expenses, such as housing, means that the income and earnings of women are critical to the overall economic security and wellbeing of families.
Bridging Systems for Family Economic Mobility: Postsecondary and Early Education Partnerships
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Single Mothers Hit Hard by Job Losses
By: Tim Henderson In April, the number of single mothers with [...]
Investing in Single Mothers’ Higher Education by State
Earning a higher education is increasingly necessary for achieving family economic security. For single mothers, who are more likely to live in poverty than other women, earning postsecondary credentials can bring substantial benefits, from increased lifetime earnings and employment rates to better health outcomes and chances of success for their children.
Parents in College By the Numbers
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Single Mothers with College Degrees Much Less Likely to Live in Poverty
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Investing in Single Mothers’ Higher Education: Costs and Benefits to Individuals, Families, and Society
Postsecondary education is a reliable pathway to economic security and is increasingly important to securing family-sustaining employment. For single mother families, who make up a growing share of U.S. families, and who are especially likely to live in poverty, college attainment is a game changer for improving family well-being and meeting the demands of a changing economy.
Why We Should Invest in Single Mothers’ Higher Education
By Rachel Karp The number of single mothers in college [...]
Five Facts to Know for #MomsEqualPay Day
Wednesday, May 30, is Moms Equal Pay Day 2018, which [...]