Women in Elected Office; Women Registered to Vote; Women Who Voted; and Institutional Resources Available to Women.
Earnings Full-Time, Year-Round for Employed Women; Earnings Ratio Between Full-Time, Year-Round Employed Women and Men; Women in the Labor Force; and Employed Women, Managerial or Professional Occupations.
Women with Health Insurance; Women with Four or More Years of College; Businesses that are Women-Owned; and Women Living above Poverty.
Parental Consent; Waiting Period; Public Funding for Abortion; Women Living in Counties with Providers; Contraceptive Coverage; Pro-Choice Government; Insurance Mandates for Infertility; Second-Parent Adoption; and Mandatory Sex Education.
Heart Disease Mortality; Lung Cancer Mortality; Breast Cancer Mortality; Incidence of Diabetes; Incidence of Chlamydia; Incidence of AIDS; Poor Mental Health; Suicide Mortality; and Limited Activities.
Political Participation Index
Social and Economic Autonomy Composite Index
This summary highlights key data points on the Economic Status of Women of Color in the United States, compiled by IWPR and published in Excel format on femstats.net. The data are from the 2005 American Community Survey and the 2004-2006 Annual Social and Economic Supplements of the Current Population Survey.
Women's Political Representation, by Race and Ethnicity
Women's Employment and Earnings, by Race and Ethnicity
Women's Social and Economic Autonomy, by Race and Ethnicity
Women's Reproductive Rights, by Race and Ethnicity
Women's Health and Well-Being, by Race and Ethnicity
Data Table: Overview of the Economic Status of Women of Color in the United States
Data Table: Educational Distribution and Earnings by Education Level
Data Table: Earnings by Education Level
Data Table: Earnings Advantage by Education Level
Data Table: Earnings Ratio with White Men by Education Level
Data Table: Earnings by Occupation