As costs for housing, food, fuel and other basic necessities continue to rise, women continue to bear an inequitable financial burden. Click here to read the full article by Lisa Deaderick in the San Diego Union-Tribune, that summarizes the Global Gender Gap Report released by The World Economic Forum in July noting that the effects of the pandemic and global conflict have slowed progress when it comes to gender parity.
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