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This blog discusses and provides the latest research findings on public policy, news and politics, and critical issues facing women, families, and communities. FemChat aims to be a voice for women and spark a productive dialogue and debate on the issues that affect them. |
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The Social Security Media Watch Project is an initiative from the Institute for Women’s Policy Research to monitor, analyze, and respond to inaccurate media reports on Social Security. IWPR will respond to incorrect information and statements in the news, bias in coverage, as well as glaring omissions in media reports. This blog will provide information and commentary on Social Security and its special importance to women. |
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