In order to plot a more intentional course toward systemic change that achieves the inclusion, access, liberation and economic health and wellbeing of disabled women and families, we’re introducing systems transformation guides for disability economic justice public policy.

Improving Employment Outcomes and Economic Security for Black Women

Black women deserve an economy that works for them – it is past time for policymakers to prioritize solutions that advance their economic well-being and employment.

Raising the Bar for Maternal Health Equity and Excellence is a practical guide designed to support institutions in creating a tailored approach to providing high-quality care tailored to the needs of individual birthing families.

The bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act provides one of the most significant investments in the creation of good jobs in recent years. However, without intentional efforts to address occupational segregation in the key industries funded by the law, women could miss out on more than a million jobs in the next decade.

Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization is, at its core, a decision — deeply rooted in sexism and racism — about the role women and people who can become pregnant play in our society.

A new analysis of Household Pulse Survey data from the National Partnership for Women & Families sheds light on the economic challenges of LGBTQI+ parents and caregivers of children.