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Protesters hold placards supporting abortion rights.
Commentary

The fall of Roe v. Wade will create problems for families that corporate cash can’t solve

By Sarah Stewart Holland and Beth Silvers
July 4, 2022
I lost my identity during the pandemic—if we never completely return to the office, how will I find it again?
Success

I lost my identity during the pandemic—if we never completely return to the office, how will I find it again?

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June 29, 2022
March of Dimes’ CEO is using crypto to address maternal health care deserts: ‘We have a new focus on donations made by cryptocurrency’
Leadership

March of Dimes’ CEO is using crypto to address maternal health care deserts: ‘We have a new focus on donations made by cryptocurrency’

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June 17, 2022
Why a former SoftBank partner is tackling mid-career drop-off for working mothers
Newsletters

Why a former SoftBank partner is tackling mid-career drop-off for working mothers

By Emma Hinchliffe and Paige McGlauflin
June 1, 2022
Women walk outside in West Palm Beach where Goldman Sachs plans a Manhattan-style makeove.
Newsletters

Goldman Sachs wants employees back in office. Women say they need flexible work. We asked 300 female analysts and associates if this could drain diversity at the firm.

By Paige McGlauflin and Amiah Taylor
May 11, 2022
women playing on the floor with young son
Success

Working mothers still face childcare and employment hurdles as pandemic safety nets disappear

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May 3, 2022
C. Nicole Mason and Eve Rodsky at the launch of Unpaid Work in the GDP by 2030, which formally kicked off last night at the IWPR Power+ Summit in San Francisco.
Success

Should unpaid labor like childcare be part of the GDP? One group is trying to make it happen

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April 28, 2022
Invest in women to drive innovation in childcare
Commentary

Invest in women to drive innovation in childcare

By Anne Halsall and Sara Mauskopf
April 15, 2022
Mother walks her children to school.
Success

Parents who quit their jobs because they can’t find adequate childcare face a 7% wage penalty

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March 15, 2022
Reshma Saujani founder of Girls who code
Newsletters

Corporate feminism has sold us a lie about women in the workplace, says Girls Who Code founder Reshma Saujani

By Emma Hinchliffe and Reshma Saujani
March 11, 2022
Women must prioritize mental health on their way to the top
Commentary

Women must prioritize mental health on their way to the top

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January 21, 2022
With Build Back Better, Democrats have finally won on childcare
Commentary

With Build Back Better, Democrats have finally won on childcare

By Julie Kohler and Nicole Rodgers
November 19, 2021
Photo of mother helping son with homework at home
Careers

Moms with access to remote work were most likely to leave their jobs in pandemic

By Chabeli Carrazana and The 19th
November 8, 2021
Marshall Plan for Moms-CEO of the House
MPW

Could direct payments to moms solve the crisis facing women? Economists are doubtful

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February 11, 2021
Crystal Ball 2021: Predictions for the economy, politics, technology, and more
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Crystal Ball 2021: Predictions for the economy, politics, technology, and more

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December 1, 2020

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