Our COVID-19 Policy Brief identifies priorities for governments and recommends measures to shape a short-term response to the gendered impact of the pandemic, and to facilitate a long-term transformative agenda for inclusive gender equality.
Testimony and Public Comments
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Comments to the Office of the General Counsel on Docket No. FR-6111-P-02.
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Our comments to the UN's Committee on the Elimanation of Discrimination Against Women offer additional measures that States Parties can undertake to better safeguard those women and girls who are most susceptible to trafficking.
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Public comment submitted to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) encouraging that, contrary to proposed changes to the EEO-1 employer information report, certain data continue to be collected because of its value to advancing pay parity and gender equality.
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Our comments opposing the State Department interim final rule that would deem an individual ineligible for a visa if they are determined to be a "public charge."
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Written testimony on pay equity and the continuing challenges in New York City including the gender-wage gap and occupational segregation as well as innovative policy recommendations including pay transparency and expanded support strutures.
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Oral testimony on pay equity and the continuing challenges in New York City including the gender-wage gap and occupational segregation as well as innovative policy recommendations including pay transparency and expanded support strutures.
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Written comments submitted in opposition to the Department of Agriculture’s proposed regulations seeking to limit eligibility for SNAP benefits ("food stamps").
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A joint submission with Northeastern's PHRGE to the CEDAW Committee highlighting the often overlooked impact of labor trafficking on women in the United States
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Written testimony highlighting the persistent prevalence of pregnancy and caregiver discrimination in New York City.
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Public comment to the Department of Education expressing our strong opposition to proposed sexual harassment rules that would inhibit effective responses from schools.
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Our response to a proposal by the Department of Homeland Security that would amend regulations regarding whether an alien is considered a “public charge” and consequently should be excluded from the United States.
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