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The Status of Women in the States provides data on women’s progress in 50 states, the District of Columbia, and the United States overall. The data can be used to raise awareness, improve policies, and promote women’s equality.

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New State Grades on the Economic Status of Women Show Stagnant or Declining Progress in Most States

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  • 🎉Congratulations to Minnesota, where paid sick days and paid family and medical leave became law this week! Histori… https://t.co/8hPmvC5XCB

  • Parents and students are concerned about the future of access to reproductive healthcare in the United States. Re… https://t.co/Y1xJKkIlyi

  • #IWPResearchInAction in a new op-ed from the @washingtonpost on gender equity. Read more: https://t.co/6EzUtL1F1F

  • 📢 Exciting news from Illinois! 👏🌟 #HB3129, the pay transparency bill, has been passed, bringing us one step closer… https://t.co/cRv9129Kdy

  • IWPR research shows that number is likely to drop after the ban goes into effect. SC, NE, and FL are in similar pos… https://t.co/OwrQb5hYor

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