IGP hosted a Rapid Response webinar with a panel of faculty and practitioners debating the impact of the proposed tax and spending cuts in the federal budget bill.

Waldfogel presents a case for reimagining how the United States supports families with children.

Margot Wallström, Kent Visiting Professor, spoke with Associate Professor of Practice and IGP Women’s Initiative Director Rachel Vogelstein about the relationship between gender equality and foreign policy

World leaders, longstanding advocates, and young activists at the forefront of the women’s movement gathered at Columbia SIPA to commemorate the historic conference and chart a path forward.

IGP Carnegie Distinguished Fellow Reshma Saujani shares her experience as a startup founder and activist for women's empowerment.

On February 26, the Institute of Global Politics (IGP) Women’s Initiative, in partnership with Moms First and McKinsey & Company, hosted a convening on the future of paid leave featuring leading voices across the fields of government, research, policy, tech, and academia.

The president of the American Federation of Teachers said that strengthening public education and the labor movement is essential for empowering citizens, fostering economic mobility, and preventing democratic backsliding.

Yasmine Ergas, the director of the Gender and Public Policy specialization at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, shares a feminist analysis of how the reinforcement of patriarchal ideals shaped America’s electoral landscape.

The IGP Election Series hosted two panels that dove deep into the role the economy and women voters will play in the 2024 US election.

Carnegie Distinguished Fellow Susana Malcorra convened a roundtable to discuss gender equality in global governance and the impact of women in leadership roles.