Women's Institute for Science, Equity and Race is nonprofit, nonpartisan 501(c)3 research institute.🦉
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We seek to develop partnerships w/organizations advocating for the well-being of WOC, but need data analysis or fact sheets to share with their constituents. Email (info@wiserpolicy), DM, or provide the names of such organizations, and we'll reach out. #disaggregatedata
Though black woman are less likely to get cancer; why is it we are impacted more than white women and is more likely to die. @AmericanCancer provide #data showing the stats and more information on why black women are likely to die from cancer.
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As we celebrate #InternationalWomensDay, we are excited to start year 9! Meet our new Board members, Elicia P. Cowins, Ph.D., CPA, @lblancoraynal, and Junea Williams-Edmund, who will provide strategic leadership as we complete our first decade. #InvestInWomen#AccelerateProgress
As the Women's Institute for Science, Equity and Race enters its 9th year, we thank our former Board members, Estella L. Hunt, @pdacosta, and Erica M. Johnson, for their service. Happy #InternationalWomensDay #InvestInWomen#AccelerateProgress
Has it come to Americans stocking up on abortion pills?Why such inequity of who can get pills in advance being determined by geography where there is no poverty, ethnicity and whether no children? #data @mkeind
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Is cancer really driven by obesity. How is it that endometrial cancer death rates are two times higher in Black women than in White women. @AmericanCancer Can you show #data click2houston.com/health/202…
A new study finds Blacks experience strokes younger and at a higher rate than whites. It also reports that almost 70% of black men and over 80% of black women are overweight or obese. @American_Heart may we have the #data source? psychiatrist.com/news/stroke…
Check out our latest post on the looming child care cliff...
A Stately Response - mailchi.mp/wiserpolicy/a-sta…
Check out our latest post on the looming child care cliff...
A Stately Response - mailchi.mp/wiserpolicy/a-sta…
New Abortion Bans Will Lead to More Rape-Related Pregnancy Births - mailchi.mp/wiserpolicy/new-a…
A Different Kind of Mother - mailchi.mp/1756d9e9fb14/the-… Check out our article on the birth of a new mother.
Asian American and Pacific Islander women are #NotYourModelMinority.
Disaggregating data is critical to understanding the unique needs & experiences of subgroups within the AAPI population. It is an essential tool for making informed decisions and crafting policy at all levels.
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Time For Change? Insight Into the Female Federal Prison Population - mailchi.mp/72fa6f351aba/time…
The Hidden Complexities of America's Criminal Justice System - mailchi.mp/4e9120ba6c16/the-…
We are celebrating #InternationalWomen'sDay with a webinar! To learn how you can protect your digital and health data and advocate for policies like Secure Access for Essential Reproductive (SAFER) Health Act, register here bit.ly/3mapONA #InternationalWomen'sDay2023
Women and Digital Privacy: Protecting Health Data Post-Roe
Join us for this critical discussion tomorrow- International Women’s Day, March 8th.
Register here: ow.ly/fXzv50NbnT5
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We #EmbraceEquity wrt digital and health data. To learn how you can protect your digital and health data and advocate for policies like Secure Access for Essential Reproductive (SAFER) Health Act, register here bit.ly/3mapONA #InternationalWomen'sDay2023
Over 50% of women in the United States live in states with hostile abortion laws. Join us as we explore how women are vulnerable to their reproductive rights being policed via their health and other digital data.
Click here to register. bit.ly/3mapONA
Women and Digital Privacy: Protecting Health Data Post-Roe
Please join us on International Women’s Day, March 8th, for this critical discussion.
Register here: teams.microsoft.com/registra…
Alyce Clarke won a March 1985 special election. Her time as the only Black woman in the Legislature was relatively short, since in 1987, Democrat Alice Harden of Jackson won a seat in the state Senate.
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