Why low income workers in the South can’t afford to get sick – Reckon
New Report: Universal Paid Leave Would Save the U.S. Health Care System $62.4 Billion Over the Next Decade
Today, the National Partnership for Women & Families released a new report which finds that national paid family and medical leave would save the U.S. health care system $62.4 billion over the next decade by improving health outcomes and reducing the need for many...
Jan. 6 committee meets Trump’s stone wall – POLITICO Playbook
Jocelyn Frye Named President of National Partnership for Women & Families
Frye’s vision for the organization centers on elevating and advancing three pillars for women’s progress: equity and opportunity, care and community, and a commitment to centering the diverse experiences of women, across race and ethnicity, to drive more inclusive change
House, Senate Democrats at odds over whether to slash paid leave plan – Politico
GOP lawmaker says giving fathers paid leave would ‘ruin’ America – The American Independent
My Mom is Living with Alzheimer’s, But We’re Some of the Lucky Ones – The Well News
The True Cost of Childbirth – Giddy
Disability Rights and Reproductive Rights are About the Ability to Control One’s Own Body – rePROs Fight Back
The maternal health crisis: Challenges, opportunities and solutions for moms, infants and families – Touchpoints
New Report: Universal Paid Leave Would Benefit Over 20 Million Americans Suffering from Substance Use Disorder
Today, the National Partnership for Women & Families released a new report which finds that national paid family and medical leave would improve the health and security of more than 20 million people who are experiencing a substance use disorder in the United States....
Paid Leave Allies Mull Fallback Options as Cost Pressures Mount – Bloomberg Law
How to Build a Paid Family Leave Plan That Doesn’t Backfire – The New York Times
Congress close to passing paid family and medical leave: Here’s what it would mean – Good Morning America
Virginia takes steps to address maternal health disparities and mortality ahead of 2022 session – State of Reform
This Is the Year We Pass Paid Leave – New York Magazine
Arizonans join hundreds of female athletes opposing strict abortion law – Tucson Weekly
New Analysis: Despite More Than a Year of the Coronavirus Pandemic, Only Modest Gains in the Number of Workers with Access to Paid Family and Medical Leave
Nearly one-quarter of private-sector workers do not have a single paid sick day.
