Jasmine Tucker is Vice President for Research at the National Women’s Law Center, where she oversees qualitative and quantitative research projects on a range of issues facing women throughout their lives. She has written extensively about women and the economy, the wage gap, Social Security, and more. Prior to this role, Jasmine was Director of Research at the Law Center and was formerly a research fellow. Jasmine was also previously Senior Research Analyst at the National Priorities Project where her research centered on federal spending, tax policy, defense spending, and social insurance and where she led train-the-trainer style workshops for community organizers around the country on the federal budget. Prior to that, she was Senior Policy Analyst for Income Security at the National Academy of Social Insurance and was lead author of the groundbreaking public opinion study, Strengthening Social Security: What Do Americans Want? She holds a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from the George Washington University with a focus on poverty and social policy, is a graduate of the University of Maryland, College Park, and is a proud AmeriCorps alum.