This year’s report looks at how factors such as unemployment and underemployment, pay inequality, caregiving, age and gender discrimination, and education, training, and technology are impacting women age 40 and older.
Founded in 1980 as The Older Women's League, OWL is a national grassroots membership organization that focuses solely on issues unique to women as they age. OWL strives to improve the status and quality of life for midlife and older women.
We are pleased to invite you to our Mother’s Day Campaign briefing to coincide with the release of the 2012 Mother’s Day report.
Bobbie Brinegar, Executive Director and Margaret Huyck, Board President attended an event at Altarum on caregiving and end of life issues.
Byte Back, a nonprofit organization that provides computer literacy and employment readiness skills to underserved communities throughout Washington D.C., gives some great pointers to older job seekers.
2012 Mother's Day Report
Council of Champions