Congratulations to Caroline Griffin, InStepp’s November Ambassador of the Month. Caroline, a native of Raleigh, attended Wake Tech and NC State University. She is currently Director of Operations at RIoT, a non-profit company in Raleigh. Caroline was elected Chair-elect of the InStepp Board of Directors in November 2020 and serves on the Board’s Community […]
Paid leave is out, universal pre-K is in. What women — especially women of color — have at stake in the pandemic recovery
Family-friendly policies that help Americans with care needs will be crucial for women’s economic recovery from the pandemic — especially for many women of color and low-wage workers. Click here to read the article in MarketWatch by Meera Jagannathan about which provisions survived President Biden’s 10-year “Build Back Better” package that impact women.
Update on Asylum and Visa Rules: Immigrant Victims of Domestic Violence Gain New Hope?
Click here to read the article in Siliconeer by Amar D. Gupta about the current visa options available for abused women in the United States