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Higher Risks, Lower Rewards – The Hidden Toll on Black Women Working in Health Care
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Higher Risks, Lower Rewards – The Hidden Toll on Black Women Working in Health Care

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Across the economy, Black women are disproportionately channeled into jobs with low wages and high levels of stress, uncertainty, and physical risk. Today, more than 1 in 5 Black women in the labor market works in the health sector, and while there are pathways to higher-paying, stable jobs such as registered nursing, Black women are significantly overrepresented in lower-paying, more insecure positions such as long-term care jobs and health aideSee the Story
Working in Harm’s Way – How Occupational Segregation Impacts Black Maternal Health
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Working in Harm’s Way – How Occupational Segregation Impacts Black Maternal Health

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Many conversations about Black maternal health—and about Black women’s health overall—focus on their role as patients within a health system that has historically harmed them and continues to do so today. However, the role of Black women who work within the health system is also a critical piece of this conversation. READ MOREThe post Working in Harm’s Way – How Occupational Segregation Impacts Black Maternal Health first appeared on IWPR.The posRead Article

IWPR Reacts to Congress’s Passage of the GOP’s Budget Reconciliation Bill

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Open the article to view the coverage from iwpr.orgRepublican Party · United StatesSee the Story

Black Women’s Equal Pay Day 2025

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The post Black Women’s Equal Pay Day 2025 appeared first on IWPR.Read Article

Democrats try to reopen abortion conversation on Dobbs anniversary

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Democrats are looking to restart the abortion conversation around the third anniversary of the Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade. Abortion · United StatesSee the Story

IWPR Launches State Policy Action Lab, Building on ‘Status of Women in the States’ Legacy

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  June 16, 2025  Media Contact: Chandler Rollins, rollins@iwpr.org   IWPR Launches State Policy Action Lab, Building on ‘Status of Women in the States’ Legacy  WASHINGTON, DC — The Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR) today announced the launch of its State Policy Action Lab (State PAL)—an interactive tool that brings together more than 100 gender equity data indicators, timely state-level legislative tracking of nearUnited States · United StatesRead Article

Short-Term Credentials, Long-Term Impact: Making Skills-Based Education Work for Women

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In early May, researchers, practitioners, and advocates came together at the National Skills Coalition’s (NSC) annual Skills Summit to discuss issues related to skills-based education—training programs that focus on developing specific skills or competencies (versus traditional educational programs requiring a certain number of credit hours, tests, and grades.)   Why does skills-based education matter? How can policies be leveraged to make colle…Education · United StatesRead Article

Cost, Coverage, and Contraception: How Policy Can Improve Access for Community College Students

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Community college students face unique challenges in accessing contraception due to financial instability, lack of health insurance, and limited access to on-campus health services. This policy brief examines barriers to health care and contraceptive access, describes the impact of policies on affordability and access, and proposes actionable policy recommendations to improve contraceptive affordability and availability. READ MOREThe post Cost, CRead Article

AI Poses a Bigger Threat to Women’s Work than Men’s, Says Report

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Jobs traditionally done by women are more vulnerable to the impact of artificial intelligence than those done by men, especially in high-income countries, a report by the United Nations’ International Labour Organization showed on Tuesday.Artificial IntelligenceSee the Story

Hawley warns GOP Medicaid cuts are ‘morally wrong and politically suicidal’

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Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) is warning against his own party’s push to slash Medicaid spending, just hours after House Republicans released legislation that could save billions of dollars and make millions of people lose health insurance coverage. Josh Hawley · United StatesSee the Story

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