In the Media

The commentary, written by the co-chairs of the Executive Council for the Young Women’s Initiative of Minnesota, mentions a study by Professor Christina Ewig outlining COVID-19's unequal impacts on women and people of color in the state. 

Professor Christina Ewig is quoted in this story on the governor's Young Women's Cabinet, comprised of women aged 16 to 24 who work to increase gender equity in state politics. 

Professor Christina Ewig was named to serve on the Women's Economic Security Task Force, which is charged with examining the barriers women face in the economy and developing strategies that support women's economic security in Minnesota.

This story highlights a new report on the unequal impacts of the pandemic by Professor Christina Ewig and the Center on Women, Gender, and Public Policy. 

This story highlights a new report on the unequal impacts of the pandemic by Professor Christina Ewig and the Center on Women, Gender, and Public Policy. 

This story highlights a new report on the unequal impacts of the pandemic by Professor Christina Ewig and the Center on Women, Gender, and Public Policy. 

This story highlights a new report on the unequal impacts of the pandemic by Professor Christina Ewig and the Center on Women, Gender, and Public Policy. 

This story highlights a new report on the unequal impacts of the pandemic by Professor Christina Ewig and the Center on Women, Gender, and Public Policy. 

This commentary on the impact of COVID-related financial crises on the University of Minnesota's athletics department mentions the Humphrey School's Gender Policy Report. 

Professor Christina Ewig is a guest on this podcast discussing women in politics. 

Professor Christina Ewig is quoted in this story examining the larger impact of the recent presidential election in Bolivia. 

In this story, Professor Christina Ewig said the move by some large companies to give their employees a day off on Election Day is a “positive trend.”

Professor Christina Ewig is quoted in this story on the disproportionate impact of job losses due to the coronavirus. .

In this commentary, Professor Christina Ewig reflects on the current conflict over access to the polls and its connection to the struggle for the 19th Amendment, ratified 100 years ago this month.