CWW In the News

Patch reports on a searchable database that enables users to see how colleges and universities compare on earnings, graduation rates, and costs, quoting Yana Rodgers.

NBC News reports 73% of men have access to paid time off, compared to just 69% of women. Becky Logue-Conroy of the Center for Women and Work explains why.

NJBIZ names Debra Lancaster, Executive Director of the Center to Women and Work, to its Education Power List for the third consecutive year.

Marketplace reports men are earning more than women in virtually all occupations. Yana Rodgers explains why care work is a major factor.

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports on proposed funding cuts to New Jersey’s Hispanic Women’s Resource Centers. Research by the Center for Women and Work is cited.

Ms. Magazine publishes an op-ed arguing for a national paid family leave program. The author cites research by the Center for Women and Work.

Futurism writes about a recent WIRED feature that examines how AI is changing household dynamics, quoting Yana Rodgers.

WIRED explores how the AI boom is reshaping household dynamics. Yana Rodgers says it’s pushing more care work onto women.

New Jersey Monitor reports Governor Sherrill wants to reduce funding for Hispanic Women’s Resource Centers. The story cites data from the Center for Women and Work.