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Author: Lauren Melodia

As Deputy Director of Macroeconomic Analysis at the Roosevelt Institute, Lauren Melodia provides research and data analysis on fiscal and monetary policy, unemployment, and growth to support the think tank’s portfolio of work.
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Women Need Their Jobs Back for This Next Phase of the Economic Recovery

Lauren Melodia

Women continue to face obstacles returning to employment, due to care responsibilities and a loss of public education jobs during the pandemic. These obstacles will require public investment and government action that centers women’s experiences and needs.

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