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New IWPR research highlights gender disparities in associate's degrees, revealing women are more likely to earn degrees in lower-paying fields. Explore the latest data on degree attainment, occupational growth, and changes in earnings for women at iwpr.org/gender-dispari…

I get a lot of requests to "stick to fashion." IMO, clothing is a kind of social language and you can't understand how to dress better unless you consider the social, cultural, and even political dimension of clothes. 🧵

this is it, this is why we endured love is blind dc, all for this headline

IWPR joins millions in expressing its deep sadness at the passing of Lilly Ledbetter, a groundbreaking pioneer in the fight for women’s equal pay. "We owe her an immeasurable debt of gratitude for her tireless leadership." iwpr.org/lilly-ledbette…

Submit your papers for the spring 2025 NBER Gender in the Economy meeting! The theme is "Women in the Digital World". Submission Deadline: 12/9/24 Meeting: 2/28/25 in Cambridge nber.org/conferences/ge… Jessica Goldberg Tavneet Suri

Great new piece on the connection between menstrual product access and education equity. Everything is connected for women's economic mobility.

My latest: an interview series with economists about abortion! First up Kate Bahn and Melissa Mahoney at IWPR talk to me about abortion access and labor force participation open.substack.com/pub/rooseveltf…

🚨 New IWPR report on the impact of abortion restrictions on state economies 🚨 Senior Research Economist Melissa Mahoney takes a deep dive into the data on how bans and restrictions shape state labor markets, hurting workers and employers alike.

Check out a new interview featuring IWPR's Kate Bahn (Kate Bahn), chief economist and senior vice president of research, and Melissa Mahoney, IWPR senior research economist, in conversation with Roosevelt Institute Hannah Groch-Begley on abortion and economic policy. Abortion and

The casualness with which people are scheduling meetings for next week as if we're not going to be in a fugue state for multiple days just trying to survive is alarming to me.

A frank and productive exchange of views with my counterpart on key issues like expanding the global supply of candy and toys and tightening sanctions against chores.

"Employers in these (abortion ban) states may face more absenteeism, difficulty in recruiting and higher turnover." Read the full feature in Forbes: forbes.com/sites/teresagh…

I’m proud of my 13 y o Black Latina daughter. As miserable as we both are this morning she still wants to “debate”me abt what role Kamala Harris’ race & gender may have played in her loss. VP Harris may have lost, but her impact can’t be denied

We will not back down. iwpr.org/we-will-not-ba…

Join IWPR and AAUW for Securing the Future: A Post-Election Conversation on Women's Economic Security, Tuesday, November 19, at 3 pm ET. Dr. Jamila Taylor (Dr. Jamila Taylor), president and CEO of IWPR, will join economist Heather Marie Boushey and AAUW CEO Gloria L. Blackwell in

Speaker Johnson & the GOP's discriminatory bathroom ban at the Capitol is an attack on trans rights & a step backward for equality. Trans rights are human rights, & in the fight for gender equity we reject this harmful policy. We stand with Representative-elect Sarah McBride.

The AEA's annual conference is at the Hilton San Francisco Union Square, where UNITE HERE Local 2 workers are on strike. The AEA should not do business with hotels where workers are striking. The AEA should not make attendees cross the picket line. #econtwitter AEA Information

This piece made me furious. Nurses are asked to *bid* on shifts, offering to work lower and lower wages, and then the app can fail and not pay them at all. We don't have a nursing shortage, we have a shortage of good jobs sane humans are willing to work. rooseveltinstitute.org/publications/u…