Research Has Found Hiring More Working Moms Is Really Good for Business (and Here’s Why) – Inc.
Everyone is Supporting Moms Today, But Here’s What We Really Need — Paid Family Leave – She Knows
Report: MA Needs to Reduce Barriers to Community Births – Public News Service
The Science is Clear: Overturning Roe v. Wade Will Hurt Women’s Health – Union of Concerned Scientists
Les Américaines racisées accouchent de plus en plus hors hôpital, contraintes par la précarité – Madmoizelle
See where Illinois ranks among states for working mothers – The Intelligencer
US women of color increasingly seeking alternatives to hospital births – study – The Guardian
More people of color gave birth outside hospitals in 2020, report finds – Axios
More Black people sought births outside hospitals in 2020, report finds – Washington Post
Sharita Gruberg Joins National Partnership for Women & Families as Vice President for Economic Justice
The National Partnership for Women & Families announced Sharita Gruberg as the organization’s newest vice president.
Inside Meadows’ phone on Jan. 6 – POLITICO
Still waiting for the ‘Year of the Woman’ – The Fauman
The Power of Accountability – HCPLAN
As COVID-Era Restrictions End, Disabled Americans Want to Avoid a ‘Return to Normal’ – TIME Magazine
The Healthcare Industry Can Do More for Maternal Health – MedPage Today
Celebrating Black Maternal Health Week 2022
Black Maternal Health Week was created to raise awareness of the root causes of poor maternal health outcomes for Black women and to inspire activism in support of Black-led maternal health initiatives. Founded and led by the Black Mamas Matter Alliance, the goals of Black Maternal Health Week are to: Deepen the national conversation about Black maternal health in the US…
How President Biden’s 2022 fiscal budget will impact caregivers and families – Employee Benefit News
DC Group Celebrates Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court – NBC Washington
National Partnership for Women & Families Celebrates Confirmation of Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson
Statement of Jocelyn C. Frye, President, National Partnership for Women & Families
