We got a week-end legislative update from a statewide partner. She titled her org's update: This Week Sucked. Yup. Yup, it did. We're...

The opening line of a new brief from the Wyoming Women’s Foundation, the Wyoming Council for Women, and the Equality State Policy Center...

Question: How is it possible that there is a debate about whether or not childcare is infrastructure? We're sort of stumped that this is...

We're not telling you anything you don't already know—and neither is the Washington Post—but without childcare, this economy is not...

Good God Almighty, there is a lot to write about. Super Tuesday. We'll get to that. A super prepared, ultra qualified woman leaving the...

Named for James Overton--who, we've just learned was a leading Libertarian--the Overton Window refers to the range of policies considered...

In the last three decades, women in the United States have equaled and surpassed men in rates of education. Yet wage and leadership gaps...

If the gender pay gap is a 'feminist myth', then why not disclose salaries? While the pay gap has narrowed since 1980, not much progress...

Following up on our post on maternal mortality in the United States, we wanted to take a look at the state of babies. Fortunately, thanks...

Another economic development issue that would improve Wyoming's economy: accessible and affordable childcare. We'll be working with...

Still A Man's Labor Market: The Slowly Narrowing Gender Wage Gap You can find an overview here. Pay Gaps in Congress: A Study You can...

Papers around the state trumpeted headlines this morning listing the legislative priorities declared at yesterday's opening session....

If the annual wage gap were eliminated, on average, a working woman in Wyoming would have enough money for: 30.5 more months of child...