The pandemic has forced us to confront, simultaneously, expectations of women as workers and caretakers.
Looking beyond just incidents of sexual assault makes campus climate surveys more effective.
Post-pandemic, schools can play a powerful role in ending health inequities for girls of color.
Some low-income parents will work more under the new policy, some less. Kids will benefit either way.
Child care is too expensive, while providers are underpaid. We need sustained public investment to fix both problems.
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Illuminating gender-based disparities through research, teaching, and public engagement.
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