In the News

At WWAN, we’re proud when our work to advance the economic well-being, health, and representation of Wyoming's women and families ends up in the news.

“We ask justice, we ask equality,
we ask that all the civil and political rights
that belong to citizens of the United States,
be guaranteed to us and our daughters forever.”

Susan B. Anthony

Flag of Wyoming featuring a bison with the state seal in the center.

Policy Work

  • A map of the United States showing the gender wage gap by state with a color gradient. Wyoming highlighted with a label indicating an uncontrolled gender wage gap of $0.82 and a controlled gap of $0.98.

    Women's Economic Well-Being

    In Wyoming, 7 of 10 minimum wage workers are women

    Wyoming Department of Workforce Services recommends raising the minimum wage to help close the gender wage gap.

    Female minimum wage FT workers are the most likely to work without health insurance.

  • A one-dollar bill placed on a white surface with six coins arranged on top of it, including pennies, nickels, and dimes.

    Paycheck Fairness Act

    Protect against retaliation for discussing salaries.

    Prohibit employers from requiring salary history during the interview and hiring process.

    Require employers to prove that pay disparities exist for legitimate, job-related reasons.

    Create negotiation skills programs for women & girls.

  • A healthcare professional using an ultrasound device on a pregnant woman in a hospital room with sunlight streaming through blue curtains.

    Access to Healthcare

    Maternal mortality & morbidity in Wyoming is higher than the national average.

    Most pregnancy-related deaths — more than 80% — are preventable with appropriate prenatal, labor and delivery, and postpartum care.

    Wyoming’s maternity care deserts are increasing. Read our report to find out what we can do about it.

Contact us

Interested in working together? Fill out some info and we will be in touch shortly. We can’t wait to hear from you!