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Despite anti-discrimination laws being in place for six decades, new data reveals a troubling standstill in closing the gender pay gap. Women still earn just 84% of what men do, and for specific groups of women, the situation is even more dire. Could this be costing you $11,450 a year? Find out more and learn what experts say needs to be done today.

������Ƶ remains strongly committed to advocating for laws and policies to ensure fair pay, relieve the disproportionate burden of student debt on women, and provide paid leave and affordable child care. We won’t stop fighting until all women are paid fairly and have the same opportunities to build secure futures.

The American Association of University Women (������Ƶ) applauds President Biden’s recent announcement to forgive $10,000 of student loan debt for many borrowers, and to extend the federal student loan payment pause for all borrowers. But women and their families need more.

“We are very happy to welcome our new and returning board members,” said ������Ƶ Board Chair Julia T. Brown, Esq. “This team of leaders brings a wide variety of skills and experiences that will be extremely valuable to ������Ƶ as we continue to work toward our goals of equal opportunity and economic security for all women.”

While the Court’s decision is a major setback for all Americans, ������Ƶ remains steadfast in our commitment to protecting reproductive rights, a vital component of gender equity.

The American Association of University Women (������Ƶ) will host a free program for high-school girls this summer, aimed at encouraging students to pursue studies and careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).