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Data in Service to Community.
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Data in Service to Community
Founded in 2019, the CLASS Institute for Research on Women, Gender & Sexuality is the first university-based think tank on gender and sexuality in our region. Focused on Houston and Harris County, our researchers examine the many challenges around these matters now facing individuals, policymakers, businesses and the community. Read More
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Affordable Childcare Could Reduce Domestic Violence
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Harris County FT Wage Comparisons by Gender & Race/Ethnicity, 2019 to 2022
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Post-Dobbs Fertility Rates, 2023: US, TX, CA
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HPD IPV Homicides/Suicides Relative to All + FV Homicides, 2019-2023
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Racial Disparities in Maternal Health: The Role of Preexisting Health Conditions
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Texas & Harris County Reproductive Health Update: 2022 Fertility Rates, post 2021 Six-Week Abortion Ban
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From 'Don't Say Gay' to Abortion Bans: The New Pronatalism
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Effects of State-Level Abortion and LGBT Laws and Policies on Interstate Migration Attitudes
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UH researchers unpacking disparities in Black maternal health
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Houston Area Domestic Violence Providers Study Initial Local DV Data Aggregation
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Executive Summary – May 2021
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Affordable Childcare Could Reduce Domestic Violence
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Texas & Harris County Reproductive Health Update: 2022 Fertility Rates, post 2021 Six-Week Abortion Ban
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Effects of State-Level Abortion and LGBT Laws and Policies on Interstate Migration Attitudes
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Houston Area Domestic Violence Providers Study Initial Local DV Data Aggregation
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UH researchers unpacking disparities in Black maternal health
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Houston/Harris County Gender & Sexuality Data: Second Annual Report - May 2021
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Pan Gen Snapshot #12: IRWGS Pandemic Snapshot #12 – October 7, 2022
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Houston Data Files
Good data is needed to inform good policy. But what is good data and how is data inflected by who we are? Join Dr. Elizabeth Gregory (UH-IRWGS) and Dr. Shreela Sharma (UT-SPH) as they and their guests parse out the complexities of Houston and Harris County data as it relates to intersectional gender and sexuality dynamics. Topics include health, economics, childcare, violence, workforce issues and more.
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Houston Recognizes Equal Pay Day: A Call for Progress on the Gender Wage
Good data is needed to inform good policy. But what is good data and how is data inflected by who we are? Join Dr. Elizabeth Gregory (UH-IRWGS) and Dr. Shreela Sharma (UT-SPH) as they and their guests parse out the complexities of Houston and Harris County data as it relates to intersectional gender and sexuality dynamics. Topics include health, economics, childcare, violence, workforce issues and more.