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Newly Issued Findings on ‘2020 Status of Women in Alabama’ 

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By Erica Wright The Birmingham Times  The Women’s Fund of Greater Birmingham this week released its inaugural report, “2020 Status of Women in Alabama”, the first of its kind delving into statewide and county-by-county well-being indicators for women.  The report, based on data compilation by the Institute for Women’s Policy and Research (IWPR), is an […]

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