The 2004 National Overview Report:
The Status of Women in the States

Misha Werschkul and Erica Williams (authors)
Amy Caiazza and April Shaw (ed.)

The most recent biennial report measuring and tracking women’s status in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Covers the five core areas of political participation, employment and earnings, social and economic autonomy, reproductive righ ts, and health and well-being. Includes national maps, data and rankings on 30 key indicators for all states, and an index of national resources. The 2004 report, with detailed data on differences among women by race and ethnicity, highligh ts diversity within communities of women of color, including Native Americans by tribe, African Americans, and Latinas and Asian Americans by country of origin.

November 2004 | IWPR# R266 | ISBN #1-933161-02-7 | 84 pgs

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The national report is shipped with a set of accompanying summaries of the national findings, a 6-page Research-in-Brief of “Highligh ts” (R265), and one 2-page Fact Sheet (R291).