Representation Matters: Women & Working-Class Diversity in Congress
Working class legislators are more likely to be women of color than any other group. Electing more of them could help restore trust in government.
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Entries by Rachel Farris
Who Are Our Peers on Abortion Rights?
Dobbs v. Jackson will decide whether the U.S. follows the autocrats or liberal democracies.
While Helping American Families, Let’s Not Forget About Parents’ Well-Being
Single fathers’ experiences during the pandemic highlight the urgent need to address parental well-being.
Confronting Crime and Criminalization: Race, Gender and Policing in Minneapolis
Women of color are more likely to experience gender-based violence and fear of contacting the police for help.
Reinvesting in Refugees
A stronger U.S. refugee resettlement program would center the needs of refugee women.
Can Single Fathers Advance the Stalled Gender Revolution?
To transform policy, we need to include single fathers in broader conversations about gender inequality in all its manifestations.
HUMPHREY SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Center on Women, Gender, and Public Policy
Illuminating gender-based disparities through research, teaching, and public engagement.
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