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In this episode, President Elizabeth Cantwell talks to Susan Madsen, the founding director of the Utah Women and Leadership Project and the Karen Haight Huntsman Endowed Professor of Leadership in USU’s Jon M. Huntsman School of Business.
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Boards of education had the highest representation of women in any political category, with 54.4%. The next highest category was city council members, 30.8% of which were women.
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The Utah Women and Leadership Project released three new research summaries detailing public perception and awareness of issues affecting women in Utah like domestic violence and sexual assault.
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In other news: Man saves semi-truck driver in blizzard, UWLP releases research summaries
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Lack of affordable and accessible childcare, as well as poor wages for childcare workers, are causing the "childcare crisis," according to research by the Utah Women and Leadership Project.
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The percentage of women on Utah boards and committees has risen since 2019, but there's still room for improvement.
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A Pew Research article reports that 23% of U.S. children live with one parent, compared to 7% globally. We dive into how communities can support single parents, especially single moms.
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Today we talk about the Bolder Way Forward initiative. We're joined by Dr. Susan R. Madsen, Dr. Emily Swensen Darowski and Stephanie Pack.
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The Utah Women and Leadership Project launches the initiative this Friday, with 400 business, nonprofit and political leaders attending.
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On this episode we're joined by Lisa Diamond and Emily Darowski to talk about the recently published UWLP research & policy brief titled, Safety First: The Health Implications of Social Belonging Among Utah Women.