As the leading research on women and girls in our state, this report details the profound gender inequities that persist in Minnesota, with greater disparities faced by Black, Indigenous, and women and girls of color, rural women and girls, LGBTQ+ people, and older women. Using data disaggregated across gender, race and ethnicity, place, and additional identities, the report shows how women and girls are faring in economics, safety, health, and leadership and reflects the context of our times.
Join WFMN president and CEO, Gloria Perez, Dr. Christina Ewig, lead researcher of the report and faculty director of Center on Women, Gender and Public Policy (CWGPP), and Shawntera Hardy, founder of PolicyGrounds Consulting, and former commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) for this online presentation.