Health Care Briefing: Paid Leave Advocates Turn to HHS’s Becerra – Bloomberg Government
Top 10 Reasons to Support Paid Leave
Enacting a paid family and medical leave policy as part of the Build Back Better package is critical to closing the longstanding systemic inequities that impact women and people of color.
Paid Leave Would Help Millions of Americans—and Could Be Cut From the Democrats’ Big Bill – The New Republic
The World ‘Has Found a Way to Do This’: The U.S. Lags on Paid Leave – The New York Times
Buttigieg aims to use Tucker Carlson flap to spotlight paternity leave – The Hill
New Report: Paid Leave Would Provide a Critical Lifeline for Women and Workers of Color, in Every State
Today, the National Partnership for Women & Families released a new report which finds that establishing a national paid leave program would especially benefit women and workers of color. These demographic groups have lower median earnings than the general population...
National Strategy on Gender Equity and Equality is a Revolutionary Step Forward
Statement of Debra L. Ness, President, National Partnership for Women & Families
‘We don’t need to be fixed’: How to close the wage gap on Latina Equal Pay Day – Fortune
Gillibrand: Comprehensive Paid Leave Would Help Add $1.6 Trillion To Economy – Oswego County Today
Opinion: Manchin’s shameful child-care stance isn’t just bad politics. It’s self-defeating policy. – Washington Post
Tucker Carlson exposed the unfortunate truth about paid leave – Fortune
Experts say Tucker Carlson’s ‘insulting’ comment on fatherhood ignores the truth about American dads – USA Today
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
Why low income workers in the South can’t afford to get sick – Reckon
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

