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Homeownership–A Pathway to Wealth Building–Is Still Out Of Reach For Many Women of Color

Restoring the Child Tax Credit Expansion Will Help Women and Children

Solutions to Address Looming Child Care Crisis

Early Educators’ Wage Growth Lagged Behind Other Low-Paid Occupations, Jeopardizing the Supply of Child Care as Relief Dollars Expire

The Economic Security and Health of Older Women of Color

An Uneven Recovery- Women of Color, Disabled Women, and LGBT Adults Still Struggle to Afford Basic Necessities

Despite Strong Job Gains in May, Black Women’s Unemployment Rate Jumps Nearly a Full Percentage Point

The Child Care and Early Learning Workforce Is Underpaid and Women are Paying the Price

In April, Women Gained 57% of Jobs Added to the Economy

Social Determinants of Health Metrics for Women, State by State

The Silent Suffering of Girls During the Pandemic

Girls in Crisis: More Consequences of the COVID-19 Pandemic

In March, Women Made up Just 1% of Labor Force Entrants Ages 20 and Over

Nearly 21 Million Women Benefit from Pay Range Transparency Laws. Another 18.5 Million Could Soon.

There Are Now 10,000 More Women in the Labor Force Than in February 2020

Woman in a workshop

Young Women Continue to Face an Economic, Caregiving, and Mental Health Crisis During the COVID-19 Pandemic

While Overall Unemployment Rate Edges Down, Rates Increase for Black Women and Latinas

Women Gain Over Six in 10 Jobs Added to Economy in November

Women Gain Nearly Two in Three Jobs Added to Economy in October

2022 Mid-term Surveys: Women of Color Voters in Georgia, Nevada, and Michigan

Voters Strongly Support the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act

femme students in a science test

We Don’t Have the Full Story: Black Girls with Disabilities Deserve Accurate Representation in the Education Civil Rights Data Collection

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Two and a Half Years Later, Women Finally Recover Pandemic-Related Job Losses

The Persistent Housing and Food Crisis, Exacerbated by the COVID-19 Pandemic, Continues to Create Economic Insecurity Among Women and LGBT People of Color