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@IWPResearch has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in October 2020. The social media accounts linked to from @IWPResearch are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • X Besides social media accounts, InstituteWomensPolicyResearch has populated their site with: • IWPR Statement: Gender Wage Gap Narrowed in 2025, Reflecting Women’s Full-Time Work During Affordability Crisis - Institute for Women’s Policy Research • iwpr.org • IWPR Comments Regarding State Implementation of Medicaid Work Requirements - Institute for Women’s Policy Research • IWPR Presents Power+ 2026: The Power Grid, Driving Gender Equity Forward • Power+ 2026 The Power Grid: Driving Gender Equity Forward - Institute for Women’s Policy Research • Barriers, Not Bootstraps: Job Prospects Are Uneven for Young Black Women - Institute for Women’s Policy Research • Degrees Don't Close the Divide: Black Women’s Educational Attainment Doesn’t Translate to Equal Earnings - Institute for Women’s Policy Research • More than $140 Billion in Lost Earnings: Abortion Restrictions Continue to Harm Women and Are a Persistent Drag on the Economy - Institute for Women’s Policy Research • REGISTER NOW! Power+ 2026: The Power Grid, Driving Gender Equity Forward • Here Are Four Better Ways to Support Women and Families than Trump’s Pronatalist Propaganda Website - IWPR • Burden and Privilege: How the Broken Care Infrastructure Has Made Caring for Our Loved Ones a Luxury - IWPR • From 72% to 17%: What Happens When You Stop Outreach to Women for Pre-Apprenticeship Programs - IWPR • Dr. Jamila K. Taylor discusses Black maternal health crisis on "Mornings with Zerlina," 4/17/26 • Black Maternal Mortality Is A Financial Crisis. And The Threats Are Getting Worse - Essence | Essence • Maternal Health - IWPR • AANHPI Women’s Equal Pay Day: Fact vs. Fiction About the Wage Gap - IWPR • Filling the Gap: Community College Students Expect Sexual Health Education on Campus - IWPR • The Numbers Don’t Add Up: Women Continue to Earn Less, Regardless of Occupation - IWPR • Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights on Community College Campuses — rePROs Fight Back • Native American Women Face the Highest Gender Wage Gap, Earning Barely Half of What White Men Make - IWPR • Essential but Undervalued: Systemic Barriers Facing Black Women in Social Work - IWPR • WHO Releases Infertility Guidelines As Global Fertility Rates Fall • Threats to Women’s Reproductive Freedom and Maternal Health - IWPR • Threats to Care and Family Support: Impacts of the OBBB on Women and Families - IWPR • Women in Apprenticeship Day: Why Tradeswomen Keep Pushing for Progress - IWPR • Why the Targeting of Black Federal Workers Is Racist to its Core - Word In Black • Threats to Women’s Economic Livelihoods: Impacts of the OBBB on Women and Families - IWPR • Threats to College Affordability: Impacts of the OBBB on Women and Families - IWPR • Black Women’s Equal Pay Day 2025 - IWPR • State Policy Action Lab • Give to IWPR Today! • IWPR Announces Major New Grant from Melinda French Gates for its Economic Equity and Women’s Health Research - IWPR • Women Earn Less than Men Whether They Work in the Same or Different Occupations - IWPR • Meet the President - IWPR • Visit our website • BLACK WOMEN HAVE MADE MAJOR GAINS IN HIGHER EDUCATION, BUT BLACK SINGLE MOTHERS STILL STRUGGLE TO ATTAIN DEGREES - IWPR • Are Cash Transfers and Guaranteed Income Programs an Answer to Poverty in the United States? - IWPR • THE CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CONTRACEPTION, ABORTION, AND ECONOMIC WELL-BEING - IWPR • Despite Its Name, the Pregnant Students’ Rights Act is Nothing More than Another Attack on Abortion Rights - IWPR • Want to Be a Better Nonprofit Leader? Start With Your Own Story