Kate Miceli

Filed in Special Initiatives, Women, Labor Rights • By: Kate Miceli, Amy Dalrymple •
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The Women's Bureau describes risk factors for gender-based violence and harassment and how to mitigate those risks to create safer work environments.
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Filed in Special Initiatives, Labor Rights, Women • By: Kate Miceli, Amy Dalrymple •
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We outline how federal, state and local governments can address and prevent gender-based violence and harassment at work.
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Employers have a role to play in ensuring their workplaces are safe, equitable and respectful environments free of gender-based violence and harassment.
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Filed in Special Initiatives, Labor Rights • By: Kate Miceli, Amy Dalrymple •
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Unions have an important role in ending gender-based violence and harassment in the world of work. Here are four worker-centered strategies they can use.
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Filed in Special Initiatives, Labor Rights • By: Kate Miceli, Amy Dalrymple •
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FARE grantee Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence explains how they’re partnering with employers to better support survivors of domestic violence.
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Women’s Bureau Dir. Wendy Chun-Hoon and staff at the White House for the anniversary of the National Plan to End Gender-Based Violence.
It’s been one year since the White House published the National Plan to End Gender-Based Violence. Here are four key actions the Women’s Bureau has taken to implement it.
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Filed in Employment and Training, Working families, Women • By: Kate Miceli •
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Image of a woman holding up her hand, palm forward, and a purple domestic violence awareness ribbon.
Domestic violence affects 17 million people in the U.S. every year, impacting their physical and mental health, safety, ability to work and economic security.
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Women's Bureau Director Wendy Chun-Hoon speaks at a podium with the Labor Department seal outdoors. The U.S. Capitol is visible in the background.
Learn how we use our grantmaking “superpower.”
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