Contributor

Page Gardner

Latest

Compact View

at a time

Filter by
Type
- Type
- Article (2)
- Report (2)
Show Results
Date
Date

Past week

Last month

This year

Past 5 years
Date

to
Custom range Fixed range
Topic
- Topic
- Economy (2)
- Women's Issues (4)
- Worker Rights (2)
Show Results
Search
4 Results

Clear filters

The Other Half ReportJul 30, 2010

Improving the economic situation of unmarried women will help our national economy overall. Policymakers should focus on policies that will increase unmarried women’s wages and spending potential, reduce their debt and increase their wealth, and improve the lives and futures of the children they are raising. (iStockphoto)

The Other Half

Report from Liz Weiss and Page Gardner discusses how improving the economic situation of unmarried women will help our national economy out of the Great Recession.

Jul 30, 2010

Liz Weiss, Page Gardner

Advancing the Economic Security of Unmarried Women ReportMar 17, 2010

Despite the economic disparities unmarried women face, they make major contributions to the economy and their communities. Most unmarried women work outside the home, and they are more than a fifth of the nation’s workers. (Flickr/<a href=

Advancing the Economic Security of Unmarried Women

A report by Liz Weiss and Page Gardner outlines an economic security agenda for unmarried women with a focus on key areas of legislation in the 111th Congress.

Mar 17, 2010

Liz Weiss, Page Gardner

House Health Bill Will Help Unmarried Women ArticleNov 13, 2009

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) is flanked by Majority Whip James Clyburn (D-SC), left, and Rep. George Miller (D-CA), right, during a press conference on November 7, 2009 after House passage of a health care reform bill. (AP/Alex Brandon)

House Health Bill Will Help Unmarried Women

As the Senate debates health reform legislation, it should look to several provisions in the House bill that would help unmarried women, write Liz Weiss and Page Gardner.

Nov 13, 2009

Page Gardner, Liz Weiss

Mothers On Their Own ArticleMay 7, 2004