Heidi Hartmann Heidi Hartmann, one of Yale Department of Economics' early woman PhDs, protested for Mory's Association to let in women in 1971.

Went on to write feminist economics papers & found IWPR. Eda Aker's profile is part of our 'Pioneering Women' series: egc.yale.edu/history/women/… 🧵

Whatta Friday morning - DC advocates came together to fight for child care workers & now I'm tuning into the #CareConference to learn more about the rich research we have on the #CareEconomy & its impact on gender, racial, disability, & intersectional justice #IWPResearch

“A national abortion ban will actually worsen an already dire maternal health crisis in this country.”

This #BlackMaternalHealthWeek , Sabrina Talukder spoke with @DrTaylor09 of IWPR on the high stakes for Black women in the fight for reproductive freedom:

Happy Mother's Day from IWPR! #MomsPowerUS

Join us this week to hear from Black single mother students on their experiences & perspectives. Discover how college settings impact their success & uncover strategies for better support. shorturl.at/kDHI6

Was able to catch IWPR #careconference post the monthly jobs report. I’m reminded that the strong employment numbers we saw this AM are a result of investments in people and families made during the pandemic

Excited to share that I had the chance for a quick chat and snagged an autograph from the inspiring Nancy Folbre at the #CareConference by IWPR & AU PGAE!
Such a privilege to interact with one of the leading voices in feminist economics and social policy!

Moms lose $295,000 due to family caregiving—15% of their total lifetime earnings. IWPR #CareConference #JanetGornick USDOL Women's Bureau

Guud morning, pipol. Venimos a invitarlos esta tarde a nuestro Instagram pa' que charlemos un rato con estas tesas: Marcela Giraldo de Colfondos, Martha Susana Jaimes, Ph.D. de IWPR y Marta Juanita Villaveces-Niño de CienciasEconómicasUNAL 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 ¿Se unen al parche o qué?

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Excited to spend the day diving deeper into care economy research at IWPR & AU PGAE’s #CareConference

Listen to Heidi Hartmann discuss her work as the founder of the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (@IWPResearch) in our latest #WomeninEcon podcast: ow.ly/4EXt50PTEnq

According to IWPR, In GA, Latinas' median annual earnings are around $24K compared to white non-Hispanic men's earnings of almost $52K
#LatinaEqualPayDay

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According to IWPR, 31% of women will experience domestic violence. For Black women, that statistic is more than 40% & their journey to safety is often made harder by racism & other structural barriers. Learn more from Ujima Community.
#DVAM #DVAM 2023 #EndDVIllinois NNEDV

Good morning from Chattanooga, TN: excited to be presenting for IWPR at the Tennessee Statewide Women’s Policy Conference!

TODAY is #EqualPayDay , marking the current state of the gender pay gap for women: 84% for full-time, year-round workers. IWPR is raising awareness through sharing new wage gap findings and advocating for pay equity, one of #MCSW legislative priorities.

A national disgrace—whether they lived in a state with a high or a low AANHPI population, AANHPI women were paid less than White men in every state. Learn more from IWPR at the link #AANHPIEqualPay #EqualPayNY

RT USDOL Women's Bureau Useful brief from IWPR on the status of #WomenInConstruction : iwpr.org/wp-content/upl… Our Tradeswomen Building Infrastructure grant (announced last week) will help more women enter the skilled trades.

Recently published: Getting cozy with causality: Advances to the causal pathway diagramming method to enhance implementation precision. #ImpSci #knowledgetranslation journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/26…